Last weekend marked a significant milestone in Stonyhurst’s already rich sporting history with one of its pupils playing for the U18 England Women’s rugby team, leading the team to victory against Wales.

​This year electricity, water, and school supplies for the Barra do Kwanza community are the targets for the LIS Year 12 students' CAS projects.

This year Stonyhurst will be hosting its inaugural residential and day “Summer Festival of Sport” programmes allowing children from all over the globe to take part in a variety of sports camps, utilising Stonyhurst’s impressive facilities.

Upper Sixth pupils, Thando Best and Jess Whitlock, both of whom are the Heads of Bromsgrove School, have worked incredibly hard to launch their new initiative, ‘Bring Your Whole Self to Bromsgrove’ (BYWSTB). The key aim of this initiative is to educate the school community on equality, diversity and inclusion.

Ms Vasavi Koka, art teacher at Greenfield International School, emphasises the importance and benefits of using an interdisciplinary teaching approach ​to the arts.

In addition to the school’s existing eco-friendly measures, which include recycling and energy conservation, is a list of new initiatives, aimed at reducing waste, promoting sustainability and encouraging the ecosystem to flourish at the North Essex independent co-educational boarding and day school.