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Celebrating Milestones – At 23 Years of Service Katherine Jeffrey Becomes Longest-Serving Head of New Hall School
New Hall School in Chelmsford celebrated its Principal, Mrs Katherine Jeffrey, for her exceptional and sustained service to Catholic education. Mrs Jeffrey reached a special milestone this year, becoming the…
School launches animal management course to keep students at home
Students wanting to work with animals will be able to stay at their school in the future as it launches a new course aimed at rural professions. Barnard Castle School,…
Bromsgrove School Celebrates Record-Breaking IB Diploma Success
This summer, Bromsgrove’s IB Diploma cohort delivered an exceptional performance, achieving the highest pre-remark scores in the School’s history. With an average total score of 39.6 points, students demonstrated academic distinction…
Huish Law School Student Secures High-Profile Solicitor Apprenticeship as College Earns National Recognition
Richard Huish College is proud to announce that Upper Sixth Law student Esmé Jolly has been offered a prestigious, fully funded Level 7 Solicitor Apprenticeship at VWV Solicitors in Bristol….
Ipswich High School Becomes First UK Partner of Brave Generation Academy, Bringing Flexible, Global Learning to Suffolk
Ipswich High School has announced a ground-breaking partnership with international education pioneer Brave Generation Academy (BGA), becoming the first school in the UK to host a BGA Learning Hub and…
TeenTech Triple: National Recognition for Harrogate Ladies’ College
Harrogate Ladies’ College will be front and centre at the 2025 TeenTech Awards, as the school celebrates a trio of technology accolades awarded to staff, pupils and the school as…
Teens brave midnight thunder and lightening to raise thousands for MNDA in 24-hour race
Year eight pupils from Roedean School in Sussex braved midnight storms to complete a 24-hour race, collectively walking and running more than 2500 kilometres in aid of the Motor Neurone…
Pupils stage whirlwind global tour
Children have been taken on a whistlestop tour of the globe by their peers in a school initiative design to broaden their horizons. Year 6 children from Barnard Castle Preparatory…
Gordonstoun Students take to the Stage at The King’s Childhood Holiday Home
Gordonstoun has put on a free Shakespeare show for the public at the childhood holiday home where The King occasionally stayed while he was at school. More than 200 people…
Students exhibit the power of art
Young artists have captured a host of powerful images in a thought-provoking exhibition marking the culmination of years of study. Themes ranging from subversive feminism to the relationships between humans…
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