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Gina’s visit to Oakham School

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05/07/2017

Gina’s mini Midlands odyssey took her from Uppingham to Oakham School, another traditional, English boarding school, founded in 1584 in the historic market town of Oakham near Rutland Water. As well as A Levels, the school has been offering the IB Diploma for 15 years now, and…

Gina’s visit to Uppingham School

Published on : 
30/06/2017

On Gina’s recent visit to the famous British boarding school, Uppingham, she was impressed by the brand-new Science Centre and well-equipped Sports Centre. The creative arts are also well supported, with excellent provision for Art and Theatre, while Music is woven into the very…

Excellent feedback on English boarding school Rye St Antony!

Published on : 
25/05/2017

Dear Gina,When we collected Johanna from Oxford at the end of March, we decided to combine business and pleasure by spending a couple of days in the area to get to know that wonderful city a bit better. We also visited the heartachingly beautiful Blenheim Palace and its grounds.…

Young Enterprise at Malvern St James Girls’ School

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23/06/2017

We are constantly impressed by the range of activities and opportunities that our fabulous British boarding schools offer the young people they educate.One which recently caught the eye is the Young Enterprise programme, which saw Year 12 girls at Malvern St James Girls’ School…

Win for Loretto pianist

Published on : 
10/05/2017

Now in its seventh year, the James Waterhouse Piano Competition, in association with Steinway and Sons, has established itself as one of the foremost piano competitions in the UK for children under 19 years of age.This year there were a record 82 entrants, 34 of whom went on to…

Equestrianism at Lancing College

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12/04/2017

Renovation work of existing buildings at Hoe Court Farm has recently been completed to create the Lancing College Equestrian Centre.Located just a short walk from the College, a traditional boarding school in Southern England near Brighton, and set in over 15 acres, work on the…

An entrepreneurial alumnus

Published on : 
03/04/2017

Kent College Canterbury recently hosted former pupil David de Min on the day he completed the soft release of an app he has developed.Called Velapp, the app offers a simple method of editing video as you shoot it. Using 3D touch technology, this new method of videoing is set to…

Indoor Climbing at RHS

Published on : 
21/03/2017

The Royal Hospital School has recently been successful in its application to deliver the National Indoor Climbing Award Scheme (NICAS). This UK-wide scheme provides the structure and motivation for new climbers to develop their climbing skills, to gain the most out of the sport…

National sporting success for Woodbridge School

Published on : 
08/02/2017

Shortly before the end of last term, three of Woodbridge School’s four cross country teams competed in the ESAA XC National Cup, a competition for day and boarding schools in England. Having already done well in the area and regional rounds to get the Nationals, the runners…

Internationalism in British boarding schools

Published on : 
05/01/17

Against a backdrop of headlines prophesying US isolationism, UK insularism and rising nationalism across Europe after some divisive political campaigns and results in 2016, we are happy to start this new year with proof that the communities within the British boarding schools we…