Maltman’s Green School has been praised by the Royal British Legion’s Head of the Poppy Appeal, Shane Crowhurst, for their fundraising dedication and achievements over the years.

Three Felsted School rugby players, Samuel Bryan, Obinna Nkwocha and Tristan Smith, have been selected for the England Under 18 development camp, a camp that will determine final selection for the upcoming international fixtures against Scotland, France and Wales as well as the 6 Nations Festival against Wales, Scotland and Italy. Felsted is delighted that not only has the boys’ hard work been rewarded but also that they have the most boys attending from all schools across the country, alongside Wellington College and Beechen Cliff School.

Two King’s Ely musicians are celebrating impressive outcomes on the trombone and piano.

Leighton Park has been listed as one of the country’s top performing schools for Sixth Form education for the third year running, according to data released by the Department for Education (DfE) on 24th January.

Cranleigh's 1st XV were presented with the prestigious Daily Mail trophy, receiving praise for both their work ethic and sportsmanship.

Healthy Early Years London (HEYL) is an awards scheme funded by the Mayor of London which supports and recognises achievements in child health, well-being and development in early years settings.