Shrewsbury School cricketer selected for England Women’s Training Programme
Sixteen-year-old Issy Wong, a pupil at Shrewsbury School, has won a place on the ECB England Women’s Cricket Training Group Programme.
Moving Armistice Centenary Commemoration on Women in Birmingham
KEHS unveils a striking Art mural featuring the role of women and schoolgirls in World War I as a permanent memorial during their moving Armistice Centenary Commemoration.
Gresham’s raises £8,000 for new WWI memorial to feature 15 missing names
Gresham’s has raised £8,000 for a new memorial stone, which includes the names of 15 students and staff who were omitted from an original memorial.
Remembering the 490 pupils from St Paul’s School who lost their lives in WWI
St Paul's School commemorates the 490 pupils who fell in the Great War through a cross-departmental project incorporating History, Art and Geography. Every pupil has helped plant ceramic crosses around the school’s war memorial for Remembrance Sunday
Dean Close Preparatory School pupil wins Choir Schools’ Association Competition
The Choir Schools’ Association recently announced Dean Close Preparatory School pupil, Benedict Braddock aged 11, as joint winner of the U14 category.
Dauntsey’s Pupils Return from Trip to the Western Front
A group of Fifth Form pupils from Dauntsey’s has returned from a memorable trip to the Western Front.
Remembrance at St Mary's
As Sunday 11th November marked the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, St Mary’s girls have been very busy carrying out a range of activities to mark this momentous date.
Poppies, poems and prayers for Remembrance at The Royal School
Remembrance Services have been held at the Junior and Senior School, with a focus on the theme of thanksgiving and the hope for peace.
Girls learn app design and experience virtual reality in AstraZeneca workshop
Year 5 girls at St Mary's Junior School, Cambridge, got to experience virtual reality and learnt about app design in STEM workshops led by a team from AstraZeneca, the global biopharmaceutical company based in Cambridge.
Eastbourne College CCF lay wreath at Cenotaph
The annual Remembrance Day march past the Cenotaph is one of the cornerstones of British society. Watched by millions across the world, the occasion gives opportunity for reflection, mourning, commemoration and a moment to unite.
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community Richmond House School Marks the Armistice Centenary
Richmond House School in Leeds installed eight life size soldier silhouettes in their fields as a tribute in the week running up to Remembrance Day. Every child in the school made a poppy to place at the feet of the soldiers during the ceremony.
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community New war memorial unveiled at St Benedict's on Armistice Day
St Benedict’s unveiled a new war memorial on Sunday November 11th - the centenary of World War I - in remembrance of pupils and teachers from the school who lost their lives in conflict.
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community Pupils mark Armistice with displays, songs, poetry and prayers
Children at Hazlegrove Prep School commemorated the one hundredth anniversary of Armistice with a 7 metre long collage of hand made poppies, a special service of remembrance and assembly.
