Showing items for tag “Contribution”

• 18 Sep

  First impressions from our new Second Master

  Second Master Richard Jones explores the question he has been asked the most over the past couple of weeks… ‘What is your first impression of Bryanston?’

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• 7 Sep

  A message from our Headmaster: Welcome (back) to Bryanston

  Headmaster Mark Mortimer looks forward to a new term and reflects on how lockdown reminded us that it takes face-to-face relationships to breathe life into a school…

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• 12 May

  An insight into maintaining a virtual house

  Much-loved Hsm (Housemistress) of Greenleaves House Hannah Fearnley gives us an insight into maintaining a virtual house at Bryanston…

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• 16 Sep

  Earned and learned

  Be yourself; as the saying goes, everyone else is taken. It sounds easy enough, but being yourself can be a challenge when there is so much pressure to compare yourself to, or conform to the expectations of, others. Being yourself requires, above all, the right sort of confidence. 

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• 11 Mar

  A2 Charity Weekend

  This week we are delighted to welcome the Heads of School, Nancy and Sam, as guest bloggers. Alongside their team of prefects, they recently organised the annual A2 Charity Weekend, in which the entire year group worked together towards the common goal of raising funds for their chosen charity. At t...

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• 6 Nov

  Nepal and beyond

  There’s an episode of Friends in which Phoebe, the only really interesting (as opposed to likeable or funny) character, decides to work out if there is such a thing as a truly unselfish act. Everything she tries proves either to be in fact not a good thing at all, or something from w...

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• 11 Jul

  The best is yet to come

  The summer term has come to its normal busy conclusion with a hugely enjoyable Speech Day and Leavers’ Ball.

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• 16 May

  School ties

  Last weekend we had reunions for the classes of 2004, 1994, and 1984. The school was full of returning Old Bryanstonians (OBs), and in many cases their young families, and there was a constant buzz of enjoyed excitement as old friends encountered one another again. 

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• 7 Mar

  A time to reflect

  We welcome the Reverend Andrew Haviland, Chaplain at Bryanston, with his guest blog considering life’s important questions.

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