The writing is on the wall for, L-R, Elsie Smith, 10, Remy Ghose, five, Effie Watkins-Pitt, five, and Reuben Simpson, 11. BUDDING wordsmiths are being encouraged to write in the…
The Royal Hospital School is delighted to announce that it has been awarded the Optimus Education Wellbeing Award for Schools for the second time, recognising its continued commitment to promoting…
Bromsgrove School is proud to support two members of its community as they prepare to take on the TCS Sydney Marathon in August, raising funds for two remarkable charitable causes….
The Department for Education has responded to Highfield and Brookham’s groundbreaking White Paper into the future of young people, calling for urgent reforms to ensure they are equipped with the…
Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate has once again been recognised among the UK’s very best independent schools for value, retaining its position as the Best Value Co-Educational Private School in Britain in The Telegraph’s annual rankings. The school secured second place…
When people think about pastoral care in schools, they often think about systems: safeguarding procedures, wellbeing programmes or support services. While these are all essential, effective pastoral care begins with…
Following his A Level examinations this summer, Year 13 student, Alex Chui, travelled to Shanghai to represent the UK at the 2026 International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) – the world’s most…
A highly ambitious and talented pupil, Barbare, has achieved remarkable success in the field of economics, earning national recognition and a coveted place on the Georgian national team for the…
A UNIQUE partnership is to use elite sport to give young people a pathway to all manner of corporate opportunities. Barnard Castle School has linked up with The London City…
SPORTS day got off to a flying start when a pupil broke a 27-year-old record in the very first event of the day, a major boost towards her Olympic dreams….