Andy Harter (OS, 1979) has been awarded the Faraday Medal, the most prestigious award of the Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET).
The Faraday Medal dates back to 1922, and is awarded for notable scientific or industrial achievement in engineering and for conspicuous service rendered...

Old Savilian (1982), Nicholas Lavender QC, of Serle Court, has been appointed a High Court Judge assigned to the Queen’s Bench Division. Nicholas will take his seat on the bench later this year. His appointment follows an established tradition at Serle Court of producing some of the country&rs...

Rory Ingham (OS, 2013) has recently received an endorsement by one of the world’s leading trombone manufacturers – Michael Roth Trombones, based in Huddersfield.

Rory is a jazz trombonist, educator, composer and arranger. He has played with internationally acclaimed musicians suc...

On Friday 18 March Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Wakefield inducted 17th Century polymath Joseph Moxon into its hall of fame. Born in Wakefield and educated at QEGS, Moxon contributed significantly to the fields of printing, instrument making, cartography and hydrography. In 1663 he was ap...

Commuters in West Yorkshire will see posters advertising The Foundation’s schools this month.

In a new campaign, designed to celebrate our recent great inspection reports, billboards promoting QEGS, WGHS and Mulberry House Nursery are now visible on billboard sites in Barnsley, Rotherh...

Ed Barratt’s (OS, 2001) film company Hook Pictures was one of three North East Companies to have been included on a list of the 50 most dynamic creative firms in England.

The list, which has been released at a meeting of top creative firms at Google’s HQ in London, highlights the...