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Bryanston School maintains a long tradition of hosting the Tuesday Club, a small gathering every other Tuesday for the older generation. The club provides those who live locally with tea and entertainment and helps those members to stay connected.

Bryanston music scholar and former Salisbury Cathedral chorister, Sumei B-S, has won a Choral Scholarship with the choir of Trinity College, Cambridge.

Award-winning author Beverley Naidoo visited the School on Wednesday 11 March to talk to IB History, A3/A2 History and A3/A2 English pupils. Sixth form pupils from The Blandford School were also invited to attend.

On Friday 13 March, a handful of Bryanston pupils were selected to represent Bryanston at the 2020 National Swimming Relays in London. The event took place at the London Aquatics Centre in QE Olympic Park.

A3 physics pupils travelled to Oxford on Tuesday 10 March to attend a physics particle masterclass at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.

BBC Arts Editor Will Gompertz visited the School to speak to us about his career in the art world, but more importantly his thoughts on creativity and how we are all artists, even if we don’t necessarily do art as a subject.

Bryanston welcomed Professor Toby Jenkins back to the School late last week as part of the Science Society speaker programme. In what was his third visit to the School, Professor Jenkins spoke at length about bacterial infections and focused particularly on wounds, bladders and babies.

The mayor, other elected representatives from the local community, local retailers and senior staff from neighbouring schools attended a special community evening at Bryanston on Friday 6 March.