St Margaret's Prep, Calne Raise Money for Rainbow Trust
Children and their families from St Margaret's Preparatory School, who were dressed as rainbows, brought smiles to the streets of Wiltshire when they took part in a run that met lockdown restrictions to raise more than £2,000 for The Rainbow Trust.
St Cedd’s School win ‘Most Innovative School’ Award
St Cedd’s School has scooped the ‘Most Innovative School’ title in the 2020 Juniper Book Awards for its creative library display and environmental activities inspired by Sita Brahmachari’s book 'Where the River Runs Gold'.
Talented St Faith’s pupil raises money for charity through art during lockdown
Louisa, a Year 8 pupil at St Faith’s School, is aiming to raise £500 for the Blue Smile charity by producing animal portraits. Using pastels and charcoal, Louisa has so far completed 17 commissions and has a further 12 to complete.
Moulsford celebrates BBC Radio 2 '500 Words' final 50 competition success
A pupil from Moulsford Preparatory School in Oxfordshire has reached the last 50 in the national story writing competition, 500 Words, from BBC Radio 2 with his story, ‘Charlie the Hero Dog’. The final will take place on the 12th June.
St Cedd’s School create rainbow to show support of the NHS and Key Workers
Pupils at St Cedd’s School in Chelmsford have expressed their support and gratitude to the NHS and Key Workers by producing a rainbow made of self-portraits. It is now displayed outside the school for the local community to enjoy.
Moulsford boys volunteer to help during lockdown
Several Moulsford Prep boys have been supporting the NHS and the community during lockdown, including one boy who has delivered over 550 newspapers in his local village for residents who are unable to leave their homes.
Davenies Teaching Assistant laminates 4,000 face shields for NHS
Answering a call to action to help provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for care workers treating patients with Coronavirus in local hospitals, Fiona Davies, a Teaching Assistant at Davenies, put an unused laminator to good use.
Year 8 Pupil Sophie Goes the Extra Mile for Health Workers
Beechwood Park School Year 8 pupil Sophie has now produced over 2,000 PPE face shields for front-line health workers, using her own 3D printer and printers that she has fundraised to buy. Messages of thanks and further orders continue to flood in.
Supersonic Fundraisers at Lady Eleanor Holles
During the Easter holidays the Supersonics, a team of Year 3 pupils from Lady Eleanor Holles Junior School, came together to raise money for the NHS by running a distance of 5km each at home during lockdown.
Unicorn School teacher raises nearly £4,000 for London Ambulance Service
The Head of PE at the Unicorn School in Richmond has raised nearly £4,000 for the London Ambulance Service. She decided to shave off her long hair and smashed her fundraising target in just a couple of days.
Children’s challenges keep Greenfield School community connected
Greenfield School children in Woking have been enjoying daily social media challenges to keep their spirits lifted. It has helped to keep their community connected while the school is closed during the pandemic.
Sewing love into every stitch to support the NHS at Lady Eleanor Holles
Head of Textiles at LEH Anne Marie Angliss decided to put her expert sewing and design skills to good use over the Easter holidays to help combat the lack of PPE equipment for NHS workers.
St Andrew's Prep offers reassurance to its pupils over the holidays
St Andrew’s Prep offers a regular Virtual Live Story Time slot to its younger pupils during the Easter holidays.
Sewing bees at The Blue Coat School helping the NHS
Pupils and staff at The Blue Coat School in Harborne, Birmingham, are joining the nation’s sewers to help our NHS Heroes. Head of Design & Technology, Mrs Lynn, has made an appeal to the school community to join her in a special sewing project.
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Academic Headington girls map remote communities to help COVID-19 response
Girls at Headington School are helping to locate and map remote communities, as part of the 'Missing Maps' project, a vital role in helping isolated communities worldwide receive aid or government support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Community Westbourne House pupils show their support for the NHS and key workers
Children at Westbourne House School in Chichester say thank you to key workers across the UK.
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Community Hazlegrove School DT Teacher makes protective masks for NHS staff
Head of DT at Hazlegrove Prep School, Mrs Bonnie Barton, created a production line in her kitchen, in order to make 95 protective face masks for front-line workers, NHS healthcare in prisons and local doctors' surgeries.
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Academic RGSW presents at the #EveryoneCanCode Summit
RGSW represented by Matt Warne, Head of Computing and IT at RGS The Grange, shared our digital journey and learnings at the #EveryoneCanCode Summit in South Africa