BSA News
The Duke of Kent visit marks Beret Parade at The Duke of York’s Royal Military School
New students at The Duke of York’s Royal Military School proudly wore their ceremonial berets for the first time during the school’s annual Beret Parade; a time-honoured event marking one…
Taunton School celebrates national and international sport success
Taunton School is celebrating its senior students achieving national and international recognition for their sporting talents. Year 11 Finley has been selected to join the South West U18’s England Regional…
Gordonstoun pipers hit the high notes at world-famous London parade
Gordonstoun’s renowned Pipe Band has taken part for the first time in the oldest and longest civic parade in the world, dating back over 800 years. The pipers and drummers,…
Attingham unearthed by Haberdashers’ Adams pupils
Service Pupils help uncover hidden histories of National Trust’s Attingham Estate. Over two weeks in September, archaeologists led by Time Team’s Matt Williams worked alongside volunteers and members of the…
New Chair for the Council for the Registration of Schools Teaching Dyslexic Pupils
Koen Claeys was elected the new Chair of CReSTeD (Council for the Registration of Schools Teaching Dyslexic Pupils) in March 2025. He is Principal and Education Director at Cavendish Education,…
Gordonstoun hits the back of the net by signing up former international football manager
Gordonstoun has appointed a renowned international football coach as their new Head of Football. Simon McMenemy became the world’s youngest national football manager when he took charge of the Philippines…
Gordonstoun strikes the right chord by partnering with renowned piano maker
Gordonstoun has become an ‘All-Steinway’ school after partnering with the world-famous piano maker. The school has now taken delivery of 17 new pianos, which will be available to use by…
Gordonstoun students follow in the King’s footsteps by completing mountain trek
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…
King William’s College celebrates IB excellence
Upper Sixth (Year 13) students at King William’s College are reflecting on a strong set of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme results. Results were released on 6th July, six weeks after…
Gordonstoun students ready for frontline action after royal opening of new Coastguard Centre
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…