On Tuesday this week, Bryanston Fishing Club had its first competition for staff and pupils.

Our C GCSE pupils were treated to a drawing and experimental workshop with artist Ian Murphy last week.

On Sunday 26 June, the school hosted a 30th Anniversary lunch for the Tuesday Club.

In a bid to reduce our carbon footprint, we have been successful in obtaining a grant from Low Carbon Dorset for an LED lighting upgrade project.

To recognise the incredible efforts our colleagues make at Bryanston, earlier this year we launched the BRYte Lights initiative.

On a perfect warm and still evening the Classics Department gathered at Bryanston’s Greek Theatre for a memorable evening of classical storytelling.

On Thursday 9 June, we welcomed hundreds of delegates to Bryanston for an unmissable day of teacher CPD, for open-minded educators in an ever-changing world.

Bryanston’s Computer Science Department is putting together a small museum of computers and other digital technology, to illustrate the pace of development in recent decades and to put current technology (that some of us can easily take for granted!) into context.

At the weekend we entered two teams into the Ten Tors event – a team of six from the C year group into the 35-mile challenge and a team of six from the A3 year group into the 45-mile challenge.