King’s Rochester celebrated the many talents of its pupils last week with the launch of ‘Arts Week’. A five-day celebration of the arts incorporating drama, music, art, language with events for the local community too, all in aid of Demelza Hospice.

Friends Jessica Farrant, a student at Burgess Hill Girls, and Emily Shapton, a student at Uplands Community College have raised over £1,300 for Choose Love / Help Refugees by running a mile every hour for 24 hours.

​Talented Fashion and Textiles students from King’s Ely are celebrating success in two exciting competitions.

​The Governors and College Leadership Team of St Columba’s College in St Albans are delighted to announce the next step in the continuing development of the school. From September 2021, we will welcome girls into our Lower Sixth (Year 12) and Lower Prep (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2).

C​ongratulations to Cranleigh School pupil Sophie Roome, who has won second prize in the schools category of the Bright Young Things Photography Competition at the National Portrait Gallery, for her photograph entitled A Step Back in Time #3

Not one to sit back and relax, Head of Boys’ Games at Leighton Park School, Tim Green, decided to do rather the opposite and run a marathon across the School’s 65-acre park, in order to help vulnerable families throughout this period.