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Bryanston pupils raise £350 for Home-Start Blackmore Vale during annual Whole School Walk
Bryanston’s Whole School Walk has brought the community together for over a decade. This year was no exception, bringing pupils, staff and Old Bryanstonians together on Sunday 26 April for…
Loughborough Grammar School pupils strike the winning formula in Perse Coding Challenge
Two Loughborough Grammar School pupils have won the Perse Coding Team Challenge, a national competition, claiming the top title in the Selective Schools and Clubs category with a winning score…
MARKING SEVENTY YEARS FOR GORDONSTOUN PIPERS AND THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARD
Gordonstoun’s Pipe Band today welcomed His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh to the school to formally unveil a new Pipe Banner emblazoned with The Duke of Edinburgh’s badge. …
Leweston Chedington Riding Academy Awarded BHS Centre Approval in First Year
Leweston Chedington Riding Academy has achieved British Horse Society Centre Approval, recognising excellence in welfare, safety and education. It highlights professional facilities, expert coaching and clear progression routes for pupils….
The Power of Oracy: Why Giving Every Child a Voice Matters Now More Than Ever
The Government’s announcement that oracy will become a core part of the National Curriculum from 2028 signals a major shift in education. For many schools, it represents a new direction….
Tiverton Pupil Selected for UK Physics Team to Compete at International Olympiad
A Sixth Form pupil from Blundell’s School in Tiverton has been selected as one of only five students in the UK to represent the country at the International Physics Olympiad…
Brentwood School Shortlisted Twice in Tes Awards 2026
Brentwood School has been shortlisted in two major categories for this year’s Tes Schools Awards. Following a record-breaking year for nominations, the school has been recognised for its leadership and…
Richard Huish College Dragons’ Den 2026 – Showcasing the Future of Entrepreneurship
Huish, in partnership with Taunton Chamber of Commerce, proudly hosted its 2026 Dragons’ Den competition on Thursday 23rd of April. This year’s event, the largest ever, saw 24 ambitious teams…
St George’s Schools join forces on their saint’s day to create new co-educational school across their two sites
This St George’s Day marked an important milestone for St George’s School Ascot and nearby St George’s School Windsor Castle, as they announce plans to come together and create a…
Over 9,000 CHERRY TREES GIVEN TO TOWNS, VILLAGES, PARKS AND SCHOOLS ACROSS THE UK
The Sakura Cherry trees being planted at Mount Kelly are some of the over 8,000 Japanese cherry trees – or Sakura in Japanese – given to the UK by Japan,…
Why Enrichment Matters: A Student's Take on Sidcot's Unique Academic Programme
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