After a highly successful pilot in 2021, which saw over 60,000 students take part across 52 countries, WWF and ITZA are launching the 2022 WWF Wild Wisdom Challenge – an online global schools competition encouraging students (aged 10-14) to learn about the natural world and the importance of biodiversity. This year, the Challenge focuses on […]
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The ever-popular SATIPS National Handwriting Competition is now underway for 2022 and we look forward to receiving entries from all schools as well as SATIPS members. The competition is open to all Prep, Junior and Primary Schools, with the winning school receiving the Nexus Shield, sponsored by the school stationery group. Individual winners and runners […]
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Many congratulations to all the schools and their pupils who took part in this year’s competition. The Winning School is: High March School, Beaconsfield. High March is awarded The Nexus Shield. Runners-up: St. Bernard’s, Slough Individual Winners and Runners-Up CLASS A Winners: RN, York House TBC, High March Runners-up: TH, York House Sienna Evans, High […]
Read More‘ A treasure trove of wonderful poems for children available all round the clock for anyone and everyone.‘ Michael Rosen Our friends at the Poetry Archive have just launched this fantastic new resource The Children’s Poetry Archive featuring our very own National Poetry Day ambassador Micheal Rosen as Patron! Find out more from the press […]
Read MoreWell done to all the children who wrote a poem for the Imagine a Poem Competition run in association with Frances Lincoln Children’s Books and Amnesty International. We asked National Poetry Day Ambassador and artist Sophie Herxheimer to read and review them. Here’s what she had to say: ‘I very much enjoyed reading all the […]
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Read MoreClassics Conference October 2016 led by Bob Bass.
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that Cheltenham Prep School will be the next prep school to host the SATIPS National Prep Art Exhibition.
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