School News
Royal Navy Visits Leweston School
Four representatives from the Royal Navy visit Leweston School to talk to Year 10 students about the importance of teamwork and communication skills in career development. Year 10 spent the…
Ashville celebrates pupils’ Oxbridge success
An Ashville College Upper Sixth pupil – who joined the school two years ago on the strength of its dedicated Sixth Form Centre and the support pupils receive – has…
St Mary’s fun run raises record amount for charities
St Mary’s School in Cambridge has raised almost £15,000 from its annual fun run, which will help support vital work undertaken by local, national and international charities. The substantial amount…
Felsted tackles the world of Rugby
Felsted School pupils past and present are continuing to tackle the world of rugby with success at all levels, including selection for the upcoming Guinness Six Nations. Former Felsted 1st…
Millfield swimmers selected for Scotland and Wales National Programmes
Millfield swimmers have been selected for Scotland and Wales’ national programmes. Upper Sixth Evan Jones and Year 10 Charlotte Hardy have been selected for the Scottish Swimming National Squads. Evan…
Monkton hosts first ever Bath Schools Philosothon
Monkton were delighted to host the inaugural Bath Schools Philosothon, bringing together over 90 pupils from nine schools, from both independent and state sectors, across the South West for an…
Oxbridge Success for Oakham School Pupils
Oakham School – The four successful Oxbridge applicants (l to r) Alan, Oli, Zsolti, Peter Four Oakham School pupils have all received offers to study at Oxbridge following a successful…
Cornishman uncovers mystery of 319-year-old buried treasure
An artefact dated 1703 from Christ’s Hospital School, one of the oldest boarding schools in the country, has been discovered over 220 miles away in a Cornish resident’s garden. Brian…
Year 11 Melissa from Truro High School selected to compete for Team GB in European Junior Fencing Championships
After a whirlwind of recent European competitions, Truro High School’s fantastic fencer Melissa Jane has just been selected as one of only four girls in her age group to represent…
King Edward’s Witley brings the Magic of Maths alive
Wednesday 19th and Thursday 20th January Year 5 children from 8 local prep and primary schools visited King Edward’s Witley for an interactive and exciting production of Mathmagics! Live hosted…
Richard Huish College students recognised at Pride of Somerset Youth Awards
Established in 2007, The Pride of Somerset Youth Awards seek to recognise the amazing achievements of young people in our community, and we were so proud to see three Huish students recognised at last night’s award ceremony (21st of May). Read more via www.boarding.org.uk/school-news/
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Richard Huish College students recognised at Pride of Somerset Youth Awards
Established in 2007, The Pride of Somerset Youth Awards seek to recognise the amazing achievements of young people in our community, and we were so proud to see three Huish students recognised at last night’s award ceremony (21st of May). Read more via boarding.org.uk/school-news