19 Jul
A book is a gift you can open again and again
Librarian Emma Minter provides her top book recommendations for the summer holiday break and discusses the introduction of Bryanston’s staff Book Club…
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Showing items for tag “Life in Lockdown”
- 24 Feb
Covid: an inter-generational view
Deputy Head Co-Curricular Andrew Murfin asks us to change the narrative about the so-called ‘Generation Covid’…
Read More - 9 Feb
Fight or flight?
Head of Outdoor Education Duncan Curry explains how the School’s Adventure Training programme encourages its pupils to develop resilience and confidence while waiting for the Covid cloud to clear…
Read More - 15 Jan
A message of hope from our Chaplain
Chaplain Revd. Jo Davis reflects on the importance of asking for help during this challenging lockdown and suggests ways to keep the faith and stay positive…
Read More - 2 Dec
How our co-curricular programme has adapted during Covid
Deputy Head Co-Curricular Andrew Murfin reflects on the School’s co-curriculum offering this term and showcases how pupils have continued to flourish despite Covid-19 restrictions…
Read More - 18 Nov
A fun and fulsome term for our D pupils
Ahead of the School’s virtual D Parents’ Afternoon tomorrow, former D Coordinator Louise Boothman provides a glimpse into what the D year group have been doing this term and what they can expect from the next two terms…
Read More - 10 Nov
In difficult times, it helps to think about others
Head of Charities and Community Engagement Hannah Fearnley explains the importance of charitable and outreach projects at the School, and explores how pupils are encouraged to think about social responsibility and act sensitively to the struggles that so many people are facing, now more than ever...
Read More - 3 Jul
Why spending time on your mat is so beneficial
Teacher of Modern Languages and Yoga Instructor Ro Pakenham-Walsh explains why yoga and meditation have such an important part to play in regulating our emotions. Ro also shares her top tips for self-care and explores how to take advantage of the slower pace of life that we find ourselves in...
Read More - 19 Jun
Tick tock, TikTok... Times They Are A-Changin'
Head of Pastoral Preetpal Bachra explores ways in which we can help children make sense of the current climate of pandemic, protest and progression. Preet also considers the topics of unconscious bias and social stereotypes in an increasingly fractious world and reflects that now is the time to have...
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