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Bath student receives unanimous vote to win writing prize
Judges were unanimous in choosing Madeleine Whitmore, a Royal High School Bath student, as the winner of the David Selwyn Prize, a prestigious short story competition for schools in the…
Ripon Grammar School students raise £8,423 for survivors of abuse
RIPON Grammar School students have raised an impressive £8,243 to help survivors of abuse. Fay Maxted OBE, chief executive of The Survivors Trust, said she was astounded at how much…
Swiss International Scientific School Dubai participate in new plastic bottle initiative
SISD to actively participate in the new Dubai Can initiative; to save over 25,000 single-use water bottles a month For World Water Day 2022 Swiss International Scientific School in Dubai…
Victory for Christ’s Hospital at Regional Ethics Cup
A team of nine talented Christ’s Hospital philosophy pupils were victorious for the second year in succession at the South East Regional round of the Ethics Cup (formerly the John…
Shebbear College U14 Rugby Sevens Squad Crowned National Champions
Shebbear College in Devon is celebrating the achievements of its talented U14 Rugby Sevens squad, who have won the Independent Schools Association (ISA) Rugby Sevens Open Championships and are now…
Royal High School Bath celebrates Queen’s Jubilee with tree planting ceremony
The Royal High School Bath has planted two trees during a ceremonial tree planting event today (Thursday 10 March) to mark Her Majesty The Queen’s Jubilee celebrations this year. The…
Brentwood School Young Enterprise Company Scoop Up Top Accolade
For Heaven’s Bakes, a Brentwood School Young Enterprise Company specialising in making baking simple, cooked up a storm at the Easter Trade Fair in Chelmsford yesterday scooping the top accolade….
Teacher’s book puts women’s football history into play
Scottish Teacher’s book puts women’s football history into play Strathallan School teacher Paul Beeson has become a published playwright this month as his play Sweet F.A. hits the shelves. Published…
Millfield musicians heading to top universities
Millfield musicians are heading to prestigious universities to study a plethora of music courses. Upper Sixth students Hamish Barry, Angelina Bonnetti, Maddie Calvesbert-Sharp, Al Hemming, Sam Hughes, Apple Liu, Eloise…
Archbishop of Canterbury visits Christ’s Hospital School
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby, visited Christ’s Hospital School, near Horsham, on Friday 4 March. During his visit, Archbishop Welby met with pupils…
AI SOLUTIONS FOR SCHOOLS: SUPPORTING PEOPLE, NOT REPLACING THEM #AD
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.
Read the full press release below:
www.boarding.org.uk/2026/02/19/ai-solutions-for-schools-supporting-people-not-replacing-them-ad/
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