Pupils at Beech Hall School have assisted vulnerable members of the local community with a Harvest Festival assembly. The special event saw children, parents, friends and staff join together at the…

Bromsgrove School received a visit from Old Bromsgrovians Hugh Furber and Victor Matts earlier this month, who presented the school with an original letter written by Dr J.D Collis, Headmaster…

A former pupil has left a lasting legacy to Solihull School in gratitude for the education he received more than 50 years ago. Robert Greenwood, known as Bob, died this…

Pupils from Dauntsey’s have staged a dramatic production of Fall of the House of Usher, Steven Berkoff’s adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe’s Gothic short story.  This is the second time the…

Three sixth form pupils at Rydal Penrhos have been awarded an Arkwright Engineering Scholarship. Year 12 pupils Arend Franssens and Ioan Peake-Jones attended a special ceremony in London on Thursday…

King’s Ely rowers enjoyed success at this year’s British Rowing Senior Championships. Sixth form students Holly Lancaster and Rebecca Garrett won the Girls’ Under 19 Doubles race and Alex Millard…

Pupils at King Edward’s Witley and Barrow Hills received a special visitor recently when writer and activist Natasha Devon MBE presented a series of targeted talks to pupils, teachers, parents…

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EduCare, the UK’s leading provider of essential duty of care and safeguarding training, and Dr Sam Barke, Medical Director of Return2Play, a leading sports medicine company, offer their advice on how to…

Ampleforth College revealed the secrets behind the library cards of its historic library to celebrate National Library Week, on 8-13 October. The library is reputed to house some of Robert “Mouseman”…