The new Glenmuir Alumni Office was inaugurated on March 9 at Glenmuir High School. The Jamaica Chapter President Saundra Bailey stated the office would act as a central point for all of Glenmuir's Chapter's to utilise when necessary. Chapter representatives along with current students, teachers and past students were all present to witness the opening of this new space. UK Chapter representative and freelance writer Phil Gersh Brown also made a special presentation to signify the continued relationship between himself, the UK Chapter and Glenmuir High. . For images of the GHS Brunch and Alumni Office opening, go here.

The aviation programme Fantasy Wings is again funding training and licences for young people for 2026/27. They are committed to creating more opportunities for Black, Asian and other ethnicities (BAME) between the ages of 13-25. 50 students will receive trial flying lessons for 10 months starting in October 2026. For futher information, read here.

The South London and Maudsley NHS Foundaton Trust is investing more than £2m in voluntary community and social enterprises (VSCE) with a significant amount going to local organisations to help shape and improve mental health care in the community. For futher information, read here.

The Oxford-Weidenfeld and Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme was established in 2015 thanks to generous donations from multiple donors to mark the 95th birthday of Lord Weidenfeld. In June 2017, Trustee and Chairman André Hoffmann made an additional donation of £9m to the Trust which, thanks to matched funding of £6m from Oxford University, doubled the size of the Oxford-Weidenfeld and Hoffmann Scholarships and Leadership Programme. The scholarship will cover 100% of course fees and a grant for living costs (of at least £20,780). Awards are made to cover the full duration of your fee liability for the agreed course. For further information, visit Weidenfeld-Hoffman Scolarships.

A clinical trial using an MRI scan to help detect prostate cancer before people have symptoms is coming to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park from Friday 4 - Sunday 6 July, with Black men aged 50-75 in particular encouraged to come and take part. The scan is free and non-invasive. For more information visit UCL East.