School News
Millfield Prep School Announce New Director of Sport
Intern
Millfield Prep School is delighted to announce the appointment of former professional hockey player Craig Boyne as its new Director of Sport. Craig will take up the role in September…
Wordsmiths take to the writing shed
Intern
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…
RHS Celebrates Second Optimus Education Wellbeing Award for Schools Recognition
Lily Boyden
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 Staff Take on Sydney Marathon in Support of Children’s and Cancer Charities
Geri Pick
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….
Highfield and Brookham School receives response from Government on White Paper around the future of young people
Geri Pick
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 named Best Value Co-Educational Private School in Britain for second year running
Geri Pick
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…
Pupils smashing a new sport after their school won approval for a padel court.
Donna Milne
Barnard Castle School’s sports consultant Lee Dickson swaps a rugby ball for a racquet as he tries out padel ball The one-year pilot of the UK’s fastest growing sport…
Tonbridge School pupil, Alex Chui, the most decorated Maths Olympian of all time
Donna Milne
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…
Sixth Form Boarder Selected to Represent Georgia at the 2026 International Economics Olympiad
Geri Pick
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…
Unique sports partnership set to boost corporate connections for students
Geri Pick
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…
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