Holocaust Survivor Shares His Incredible Story
As this spring marks the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camps by the Allies, St Leonards-Mayfield School has chosen to commemorate this event
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How Far Faith Schools Can Go in Protecting their Religious Ethos?
Faith schools can be independent or state maintained, but generally they should be registered with the Department for Education as having a religious character.
Mrs Kate Reynolds Announced as the New Head of Leweston School
The Governors of Leweston School near Sherborne, Dorset are delighted to announce that Mrs Kate Reynolds has been appointed as Head of Leweston from September 2015.
Head of Top Independent Girls’ School Warns of the Dangers of Academic Hothousing
A recent study by the Health and Social Care Information Centre revealed that British girls, aged 15 to 19, are competing with middle-aged men as to who is the most
Marist Pupils Scoop First Place in Nationwide Poetry Competition
The Marist Preparatory School in Sunninghill was incredibly proud to learn last week that poetry written by two of their pupils has won first place and a highly
Profile of General Secretary in Catholic Times
“Why headteachers should follow example of Francis” by Tara Holmes. Published in The Catholic Times 17th October 2014 Issue.
St George’s Junior School embraces Shoe-box Appeal
Every year, pupils at St George’s Junior School take part in the Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Appeal. The idea behind the Shoebox Appeal is simple. Children
New Headmistress for Thornton College
The Trustees at Thornton College School for Girls, Convent of Jesus and Mary, are pleased to announce that Mrs Jo Storey has been appointed as the new Headmistress
Austin Friars St Monica’s School cricketer impresses against England’s elite
Lower Sixth Form student Ben Davidson recently participated in the U16 England Cricket Development Programme Talent Testing at the National Cricket Performance
Why choose Arts or Science? Why not both?
Speaking at the launch of Your Life, a campaign aiming to boost the numbers of pupils taking Physics and Maths at A Level, Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan said that