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We may only be a few days into the new school year, but Bryanston has already won a prestigious national award and is a finalist in two other 2023 award programmes.

Congratulations to (outgoing) Year 11 pupils, who today 24 August 2023, received their GCSE results. Over 1 in 5 of all grades awarded were 8s and 9s, with over 1 in 3 of all grades awarded being above a 7. 

Congratulations to Bryanston’s departing Year 13 Group, who today, 17 August 2023, received their A level results – with six out of ten grades awarded the top marks of A*, A or B and 80% securing their first choice of university place.

Senior Deputy Head Clement Donegan explores the origins of the two terms and what they mean in schools today.

Bryanston Education Summit 2023 brought together over 300 teachers and educationalists from schools across the UK.

Bryanston School proudly hosted its first-ever 21st Century Parenting event on June 6, delivering a ground-breaking and forward-thinking conference that addressed the complexities of raising teenagers in today’s world.

Aurelia Schmiegelow achieved astonishing IB results, 45 points, and will soon be heading to Harvard to study physics and biophysics.

In a series of high profile appointments from the world of professional sport, Bryanston is helping to raise the bar for young sportsmen and women. Williams, de Glanville and Sangakkara are the latest names to help talented young athletes fulfil their dreams.

Our Eco Challenge Day for Prep Schools took place on Tuesday 23 May, welcoming over fifty Year Six pupils from Sunninghill Prep School, Salisbury Cathedral School, Windlesham, Castle Court and Hazlegrove.

For me, it reaches about 3pm and I wonder ‘What do I do now?’

Sixth Formers from Bryanston and The Blandford School led a series of special workshops for over 75 pupils from nine neighbouring primary schools as part of the 2023 Nurturing Equality Festival held at Bryanston.

We’re excited to welcome an array of top football teams for Southampton Football Club’s two-day Under 9 Tournament.

Our dancers were involved in ‘Dance Live Competition’ and competed against 65 other schools from across the country.

Bryanston tennis players hit balls with Tim Henman as part of 24-hour tennis marathon for Bright Ideas.

Assistant Head (Teaching and Learning) Will Bridges shares his view on the innovation of ChatGPT and explores how ultimately, it will not be able to replace hard work, mastery, or understanding.

Earlier this week, our 1st XI girls’ hockey team travelled up to Worcester to play Kings Worcester in the last 16 of the Independent Schools Hockey Cup.