Stroud School Pupils selected to represent 'Prep School Lions' in Football
Stroud School, in Romsey, is excited to announce that a number of pupils from Years 6 and 7 have been selected to represent the ‘Prep School Lions’ in the Football World Youth Cup (Gothia Cup) in Gothenburg, Sweden next July 2021.
Monmouth boys' pedal power raises £1,000 for charity close to their hearts
The boys cycled a combined tally of 1,264 kilometres in memory of their friend, Tom Walker, to raise money for Cancer Research Wales.
St Aubyn's School support local foodbank with Christmas appeal
Over the last two years, St Aubyn’s has launched an appeal at Christmas time to support those who are less fortunate. The school collected non-perishable food and toiletries for a local foodbank.
Much Ado About Something
‘All the world’s a stage’ especially for Brentwood School’s Fourth Year drama students taking part in tonight’s Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation’s world record-breaking night of theatre.
Fundraising efforts for Pancreatic Cancer UK approach £6,000 at Northampton High
Northampton High School and its staff and students completed their ‘Challenge 24’ activities during World Pancreatic Cancer Day raising close to £6,000 for charity.
Blue Peter Badges awarded to Highfield and Brookham children
Children at Highfield and Brookham Schools awarded much-coveted Blue Peter badges for their poems they wrote in Year 2.
St Peter's pupils nominated to join York Mathematical Excellence Club
Jimmy and Thomas from Third Form at St Peter's School York have been nominated to join the prestigious York Mathematical Excellence Club in recognition of their mathematical skills.
Celebrating Florence Nightingale at Stroud School
Stroud School Year 1 children enjoyed a Florence Nightingale Day and learnt about her life and work.
Handwritten letters at Salisbury Cathedral School liven up lockdown
The Year 4 children at Salisbury Cathedral School put pencil to paper as part of a new community focussed pen pals initiative. The activity is designed to build relations between current pupils and members of the school alumni.
St Benedict’s students raise funds to help tackle homelessness this winter
Students at St Benedict’s have raised over £2,000 this term for two charities which support homeless people across the UK - St Mungo’s and Glass Door.
Brother and sister from Highfield & Brookham Schools climb Ben Nevis for charity
Theo and Tilda, pupils at Highfield and Brookham Schools, climbed Ben Nevis. The climb was to raise money for the charity Young Minds Trust. They have raised £900 for children’s mental health.
Dunhurst's Big Soup Share
Pupils at Bedales Prep, Dunhurst raised money for homelessness charity Shelter last week when they took part in the Royal Horticultural Society’s Big Soup Share.
King’s Ely community remembers the fallen
Instead of hundreds of people gathering inside Ely Cathedral for the school’s Act of Remembrance, King’s Ely marked the occasion with five simultaneous, separate, appropriately distanced outdoor services at different locations around the school.
Brentwood School live streams Remembrance Service
A very special Service of Remembrance was live-streamed from Brentwood School ensuring students, staff, parents, Old Brentwoods and local residents could unite for a moment of collective remembrance despite the national lockdown.
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Community St Columba's College Prep School collects Harvest Appeal donations
Pupils in the Prep School at St Columba's College have been collecting and donating an incredible amount of food this half term for their Harvest Appeal.
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Academic Up, up and away at Rose Hill School
Rose Hill School has recently come to the end of an amazing week of activity focused on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics), with the overarching theme of the week being flight. The week was jam packed with activities.
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Announcements King’s Ely teacher writes his thirtieth book
A teacher at King’s Ely has written a new book all about the subject he loves. ‘Why Study Geography?’ is the thirtieth book that Alan Parkinson, Head of Geography at King’s Ely Junior, has written or co-written.
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Community West Buckland send parcels of love to lockdown uni students
West Buckland School, in North Devon, has sent parcels containing treats and messages of support to all its recent leavers who are currently in lockdown in their university halls.
