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Monkton Combe School and All Hallows Prep School announce merger
Lottie Andrews
Monkton and All Hallows are delighted to announce that they will merge. Founded in 1868, Monkton offers an education for nearly 700 pupils across prep and senior schools. Focusing on…
Felsted School is named among the best in the country for International Baccalaureate study
Lottie Andrews
Exceptionally high marks scored by students who took the International Baccalaureate (IB) exam at Felsted in 2021 have caused the school to be listed in the top 30 in the…
Poet Matt Bryden visits Leweston School for a poetry workshop day
Lottie Andrews
On Tuesday 2 March, Leweston School had a visit from Poet, Matt Bryden. Matt spent the morning in the Prep school, working with Prep 3-6, then came across to the…
King’s Ely student is a winner in national fashion design contest
Lottie Andrews
A TALENTED young designer at King’s Ely is celebrating victory in a prestigious competition. John-Oswald Crichton, 17, was one of eight Fashion and Textile Design students at King’s Ely to…
King’s School Rochester is first school to receive National Computing Quality Award
Lottie Andrews
King’s School, Rochester has been recognised by the Chartered Institute of IT by achieving the first level of the new National Computing Quality Framework. King’s School, Rochester is the first…
Millfield skier crowned U16 champion at English Alpine Championships
Lottie Andrews
Millfield skier Katie Saunders has won the overall U16 female category at the English Alpine Championships. Year 10 student Katie travelled to Bormio, Italy for the championships, and was crowned…
Highfield and Brookham Literary Lovers Dress to Impress on World Book Day
Lottie Andrews
Gangsta Granny, Cruella de Vil, Willy Wonka’s Oompah Loompahs and The Midnight Gang have been brought to life at an independent school in Liphook. They were joined by a wealth…
Overwhelming support for refugees on Bedales community day
Lottie Andrews
Bedales held a community day on 8 March 2022 dedicated to supporting the plight of refugees. In the run-up to the day, members of the community donated items which were…
Dauntsey’s Unveils Jolie Brise Summer Schedule for 2022
Lottie Andrews
Dauntsey’s has announced the 2022 summer sailing programme for its Tall Ship, Jolie Brise. The programme includes seven different cruises for pupils, lasting between four and ten days. Jolie Brise…
Richard Huish College singers continue to sweep up awards
Lottie Andrews
Current Richard Huish College singers Esme Knight and Albert Hacker both saw success in Taunton Young Singer competitions last weekend and were presented their awards by Huish Alumni Claire Barnett-Jones,…
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