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Millfield medics receive offers for highly competitive university courses
Three Millfield students have received offers to study medicine at top universities across the UK. Following a highly competitive application process, including entrance exams and interviews, Upper Sixth students Ella…
Highfield and Brookham Schools Celebrate Earth Day
The future of our planet is in safe hands – if the commitment of caring children at an independent school in Liphook is anything to go by. Pupils at Highfield…
Gordon’s Teachers Improving Learning Outcomes in Commonwealth Countries
Teachers at Gordon’s School are set to partner teachers across the world in lower income countries to support them and improve learning outcomes for the children in their schools. The…
Photography at King’s Ely goes from strength to strength
CREATIVE photography students at King’s Ely are celebrating success in two prestigious competitions. The King’s Ely Photography Department, which is run by Head of Photography, Antonio Longo, is of international…
DLD pioneers innovative curriculum for new Year 9 opening
DLD College London is opening its doors to Year 9 students from September 2023, consolidating the school’s unique space in the education sector as it innovates and leads new ways…
Low-Carbon Classrooms Constructed at Gordonstoun
Work has begun at Gordonstoun on construction of a new low-carbon classroom village. The first ‘classroom hub’ will have UPV roof panels and ground source heating, along with outdoor learning…
Lockers Park School’s sponsored walk aims to raise over £5,000 for local children’s charities
Lockers Park Prep School, Boxmoor, held a five-mile sponsored walk with the aim to raise over £5,000 for local children’s hospice the Pepper Foundation and the Collett School, a Hemel…
Royal Hospital School pupils give eco support to plastic tree-guard clean up
Green-fingered pupils from the Royal Hospital School in Holbrook, Ipswich, have helped the local village of Butley Low Corner near Woodbridge by collecting plastic waste found in the local woodland….
Film, Journalism and Veterinary Science Speakers at Queen Mary’s Future Forum
Pupils from Queen Mary’s School, between Ripon and Thirsk, were inspired by speakers from a variety of industries at the Futures Forum. The event provided pupils with valuable insight to…
Royal High Bath student claims two creative writing prizes in two weeks
A massive well done to Maddie Whitmore who claimed the runner up spot in the Senior Category of the Classical Association’s Creative Writing competition. This makes it two creative writing…
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AI is everywhere, but for independent schools it isn’t about automation for automation’s sake. Used thoughtfully, AI helps school teams work smarter, freeing them to focus on what matters most: human connection and meaningful conversations with families.
At Innermedia, we work with schools across the UK to strike the right balance between digital efficiency and real warmth, helping schools feel responsive without losing the human touch.
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www.boarding.org.uk/2026/02/19/ai-solutions-for-schools-supporting-people-not-replacing-them-ad/
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