On Friday we welcomed Dr Cath Bishop, Olympic rower, diplomat and bestselling author of ‘The Long Win: The Search for a Better Way to Succeed’ to talk virtually to A3 pupils and staff, examining our widespread obsession with winning.

This weekend sees the return of our annual A3 Festival (15-16 May) and it looks to be as creative and colourful as ever before, with an explosion of plays, music, fashion and art throughout the School.

Last week OddBalls Foundation visited the School to speak to our male pupils about testicular cancer.

Renewing a long-standing Bryanston tradition, honeybee colonies are back on the School grounds.

This weekend saw our first DofE expedition in 21 months after a long period of cancellations.

As of the next academic year, football will become our key field sport during the Spring term.

Bryanston’s Green Committee, largely driven by pupils at the School, is proud to have supported ‘Earth Day’ on Thursday 22 April.

Last weekend, pupils took part in a computer games league for the first time.

The School is delighted to announce that several of its A2 pupils have secured places at a range of top US and Canadian universities, as well as at a host of other international higher education institutions.