Independent School News

Gordonstoun students have followed in the footsteps of HM The King by completing a challenging mountain hike in the Cairngorms. In 1965, the then 16-year-old Prince Charles completed almost 29 miles trekking through forests and mountains in winter weather during...

HRH The Princess Royal visited Gordonstoun today to officially open a new coastguard centre. Senior students will now be able to respond to emergency calls 24/7 following the launch of the purpose-built facility situated on the Gordonstoun campus, around a...

Pangbourne College is excited to announce a series of transformative changes that will shape the future of the College, enhance student experience, and ensure its continued success for generations to come. The Governors and Heads, both past and present, have...

Dauntsey's 1st XV rugby team has been crowned National U18 Plate Champions after a thrilling final against St Anselm’s College, Birkenhead, at Ealing Trailfinders Stadium. In front of an electrifying crowd of almost 2,000 spectators, including over 500 Dauntsey’s pupils,...

The Adams’ CCF (Army Section) has retained the Military Skills Competition title for the HQ Centre (West) Brigade area. This is a fantastic achievement with even more teams competing this year – sixteen against last year’s ten teams. The competition...

Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate in York is home to approximately 340 Forces students on a campus of around 1300 students. As Principal, Dan Machin, states, “As military children represent a quarter of the student population onsite, it is incredibly important that...

A boarding environment should not just be a ‘house’, but a home. Ask anyone at Berkhamsted School – staff or pupils – and they’ll tell you as much. “‘We know that pupils who feel well cared for but also have...

HRH The Princess Royal has today paid tribute to Gordonstoun founder Dr Kurt Hahn as a special commemorative plaque was unveiled at the school in his memory to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. First Minister John Swinney also sent a message...