Malvern College pupil to attend National U18 Girls’ Football Development Squad
Josie Steiskal, 16, from Malvern College, has been invited by ISFA to attend the National U18 Girls’ Development Squad camp this August. “I am delighted and astounded to have been picked”, says...
Read moreCorpus Christi Science prize for Malvern College pupil
Gerald Roseman, a pupil at Malvern College, has been awarded Joint First Prize in the very first Biomedical Sciences category essay prize at Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Submissions were invited in three...
Read moreU12 BOYS’ SWIMMING TEAM CROWNED NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Bromsgrove School’s swimming team claimed victory in the U12 boys category at the IAPS Swimming Finals on Saturday 11th May. They were crowned National Champions setting a new national record in the...
Read moreAl Fresco Drama Workshop for visiting schools in the Sunshine at the Royal Hospital School
Friday June 7th saw over 100 people take part in a Drama Workshop day at the Royal Hospital School, Holbrook, arranged by the Drama Department with Trestle, the best mask-using theatre company...
Read more‘Eggcitement’ at Staines Prep this Spring
Pupils at Staines Prep have not been dwelling on the uncharacteristically cold weather - instead they have been celebrating the joys of Spring with the help of some new little fluffy friends....
Read moreRGS Worcester Rookie meets the auctioneer
A 13 year-old Worcester chess whizz gave local auctioneer, and TV antiques star, Philip Serrell, a lesson on national television this week. Ben Chin-See who is in Year Nine at RGS Worcester...
Read moreTop Brass! Three Stonyhurst musicians gain diplomas
Three talented brass players at Stonyhurst College have just been awarded diplomas from the London College of Music. Sixth-formers, Shannon Gateley and Charlotte Redmond, and Noah Williams who is in year 10,...
Read moreAt last, Kingham Hill Pupil Danika Quick meets HM The Queen
When HM The Queen pulled out of the Commonwealth Service in March due to ill health, Kingham Hill pupil and specially chosen posy giver, Danika Quick, was disappointed. She was allowed to...
Read moreSt Hugh’s win the Kingham Hill Junior Choir Competition
There was a great roar of celebration when St Hugh’s, Faringdon, was declared winner of the 3rd Kingham Hill Junior choir Competition. Led by choir mistress, Sally Ewins, the children sang Pie...
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