St Swithun’s pupil is UK junior archery champion
Year 10 St Swithun’s pupil Olivia Williams from Brockenhurst has been confirmed as the current UK Junior Ladies Barebow Metric Clout 90m record holder. Shooting at the Waterside Archers Clout competition held...
Read moreADVANTAGES OF BOARDING AT GREENFIELDS
Greenfields started as a day school but as its reputation and numbers grew, over one fifth of the student body is now made up of boarding students. There are over 40 spaces...
Read moreFor a confident girl, choose a girls’ school.
Some parents feel unsure about a single sex education for girls. They say it’s old-fashioned and out of touch. ‘Boys exist in reality and girls need to learn to cope with them’...
Read moreCaitlin MacGregor
On Saturday 27th April 2013, Caitlin MacGregor (Prep. 5) went to Royal Russell School to represent Farlington in the IAPS (Independent Association of Preparatory Schools) National Trampolining Competition. Caitlin competed in the...
Read moreOpera Brava
Girls in Years 3, 4 and 8 at Farlington School, outside Horsham, rehearsed and staged an opera from scratch last week. Guided by the professional opera company, Opera Brava, the girls worked...
Read moreRGS Worcester – through to next round of National t20 competition
In a three-way first-round tie for the National Schools t20 Competition, RGS Worcester won through to the next round after convincoing wins against King’s Worcester and Llandovery College. The first match saw...
Read moreInternational Recognition for Bromsgrove Physicists
Two pupils from Bromsgrove School have been honoured by a major scientific organisation for their work in Physics. Vladyslav Kolesnyk and Alexander Stepanov, both former pupils, developed a method of measuring the...
Read moreLatin brought to life
Eighteen GCSE Latin students from Bishop’s Stortford College exchanged the wintry climate of the UK for the warmer climes of Italy over Easter. During the co-educational, day and boarding school’s six-day trip...
Read moreINTREPID PUPILS SURVIVE THE ELEMENTS FOR SILVER
While Hertfordshire basked in the first spring sunshine, forty-eight intrepid Bishop’s Stortford College pupils faced the winds, rain and snow drifts of the Derbyshire hills on their Duke of Edinburgh Silver practice...
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