Photograph shows: Students from Dauntsey’s during Celebration Week The programme of music included Dance Band performances, a concert of musical ensembles, a concert featuring the School’s major groups, as well…
Despite the circumstances we have managed to safely sustain music-making at Freemen’s this term. We are really proud of the students and thankful to the staff who have guided them…
A week of activities began with a performance from two young adult Syrian refugees playing traditional music which enthralled many of our pupils. Students engaged with talks from The Epsom and Ewell Refugee…
Lauren Booth, who will be going into Year 11 in September, has achieved a 49/50 Distinction in her ARSM Diploma exam on the flute. This is the highest mark ever…
Angus Young, a chemistry teacher at Bryanston, has stunned pupils and colleagues at the Dorset school with two remarkable tales of endurance in the space of just a few weeks….
Our Prize Day was a wonderful occasion and I was delighted to welcome our guests into School alongside our Year 6 parents to celebrate our incredible pupils. Equally, the Pre-Prep opening…
The strength and resilience of this community has been tested repeatedly but it has never once faltered. The debt of gratitude that we owe our staff is immense and at…
The stunning new facilities have been designed by Rossall School’s own Head of Design and Technology, Lee Hodgetts and students in the Senior School have contributed to some elements of…
The ballet requires a dancer who can play both the White Swan with innocence and grace, and the Black Swan, who represents guile and sensuality. While Nina is perfect for…
The race, held in June annually in the Brecon Beacons, involves running over Pen y Fan, Cribyn and Fan y Big (approximately 10 km in distance and 850 m of…