​King William’s College is the only boarding school in the British Isles to fully open following the coronavirus pandemic. The Isle of Man school welcomed all pupils back on Monday 22nd June.

Lockdown restrictions have not stopped the music at King Edwards’s Witley, with over 100 pupils participating in an online ‘Together at Home’ music extravaganza.

A Year 9 pupil from King Edward’s Witley is helping to ease the shortage of hand sanitiser in his local community by producing the essential antibacterial cleanser in his back garden.

Mr David Corran, Deputy Head and Designated Safeguarding Lead at King Edward’s Witley, discusses the difficulties that pupils face during lockdown and shares advice on how the school can best support them.

Live science experiments, a series of debates on Odysseus, online chess tournaments… School may be closed but the learning continues at King Edward’s Witley, thanks to the distance-learning programme - #KESW@Home - launched ahead of the Easter break.

Congratulations to Bromsgrove School pupil Tom Martin, who has been successful in securing an apprenticeship with the Coal Authority in Nottingham. The apprenticeship involves day release to Nottingham Trent University, where he will study Real Estate. Tom has been offered a 5 year fixed-term contract, with a great starting salary and his university fees will be paid.