The first indoor rugby game in Scottish Schools’ history will take place on Saturday, 13 January at the Oriam Stadium, Heriot-Watt University. Merchiston, Edinburgh, and Dollar Academy are scheduled to play, what will no doubt prove to be an exciting line up of matches.

The latest Hazlegrove Year 7 production involved taking on the complexities of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. A challenge which the children rose to superbly, delivering performances that will last long in the memory of all concerned.

Pocklington School Foundation has launched a new Careers and Business Network to help support current and former pupils as well the wider school community.

Wycombe Abbey is delighted to be revealed as the top independent school in the South East, and second nationally for examination results according to the Sunday Times’ Parent Power supplement, which was published last week.

Last week at Churcher’s College in Petersfield, a cheque for £5000 raised by the runners of the Butser Hill Race was presented to FitzRoy, the national charity which transforms the lives of people with learning disabilities and autism. Churcher’s College is the title sponsor of the Butser Hill Challenge.

Many people believe that Welsh, a minority language spoken in just one small pocket of the world, is unimportant, unnecessary and that teaching it distracts children from learning other, more widely used languages. However, in the last few decades, Wales has reclaimed its native tongue. At Moreton First, there is a thriving Welsh Club, and for good reason!