Showing items for tag “Contribution”

• 1 Jun

  Extra vs Co-Curricular: What's the difference?

  Deputy Head Co-Curricular Andrew Murfin explores the origins of the two terms and what they mean in schools today…

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• 24 Feb

  Covid: an inter-generational view

  Deputy Head Co-Curricular Andrew Murfin asks us to change the narrative about the so-called ‘Generation Covid’…

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• 9 Feb

  Fight or flight?

  Head of Outdoor Education and Pioneering Duncan Curry explains how the School’s Adventure Training programme encourages its pupils to develop resilience and confidence while waiting for the Covid cloud to clear…

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• 2 Dec

  The same, but different: how our co-curricular programme has adapted in these difficult times

  Deputy Head Co-Curricular Andrew Murfin reflects on the School’s co-curriculum offering this term and showcases how pupils have continued to flourish despite Covid-19 restrictions… 

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• 30 Oct

  The importance of the young voice in politics

  As we approach Parliament Week (1-7 November) Teacher of Politics Jonny Waters explains the need to raise awareness of the role young adults play in shaping the future of politics...

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• 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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