In our latest blog post, Deputy Head Co-Curricular Andrew Murfin explores how we, as educators, are in a privileged position to stand alongside our pupils in their journey to adulthood, and discusses how Bryanston continues to focus on a positive culture enhancing gender dynamics...
Read MoreEnglish Teacher Oliver Nicholson discusses the collaborative work Bryanston is doing with Bold Voices, and explains that although it’s hard hitting stuff and not always easy to talk about, it’s so important to have these conversations and especially while our pupils are at such a formati...
Read MoreTeacher of English and Housemaster of Beechwood House Stephen Davies discusses some of the recent thinking about masculinity and the role housemasters have in developing boys who are less focused on competing and more able to nurture healthy relationships with their peers…
Read MoreAhead 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 MoreGrowing up in London and venturing onto the London underground system, I was always anxious about the need to change lines to get to my required destination. Was I aiming to head north or south, east or west, and what was I to do when the tannoy announced “all change please, all change...
Read MoreStephen Davies, junior boys housemaster explains how Bryanston's junior boys' house system helps ease the transition to senior school...
Read MoreFollowing on from parts one and two of his blog, Simon Vincent continues to share his insights into teenage boys, gained over his 12 years as a junior boys’ housemaster.
Read MoreIn part two of his blog, Simon Vincent looks at the pitfalls of Snowplough Parenting, the need for teenage boys to develop a sense of self-reliance as well as the importance of consistent boundaries. You can read part one here.
Read MoreThis week Simon Vincent shares his insights into teenage boys after 12 years as housemaster of a junior boys’ house at Bryanston. The first in his three-part blog looks at communication, or the lack thereof.
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