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24th November 2023

The Informal Piano Concert took place in the Music Hall at 4pm on Wednesday and featured musicians from 7 to 18 years.  The full range of genres was explored, with…

24th November 2023

National Tree Week takes place every year at the end of November, a time when we recognise how amazing plants are for both the environment and our well-being. Additionally serve…

22nd November 2023

Looking for the perfect Christmas present for a loved one? Shore Collection’s beautiful range of locally sourced sea glass jewellery is now available to buy. The Lower Sixth Young Enterprise…

21st November 2023

Yesterday our team of four Middle Fifth pupils travelled to King’s Taunton for the annual Worldwise Geography Quiz. The local quiz format involves a University Challenge style face-to-face quiz for…

21st November 2023

Since half term, pupils from U1 to U6 have taken part in the Bebras Challenge which is a national competition for computing. Pupils are challenged with questions about beavers and…

21st November 2023

Congratulations to the senior boys who performed exceptionally at the national relay finals last Saturday. The boys took 1.11 seconds off their qualifying time for the 4 x 50 m…

17th November 2023

Crossing House pupils were lucky enough to hear from the inspiring Matt Bubb from the mental health charity CALM in their house meeting today. Matt talked compellingly about the need…

17th November 2023

We are proud to have our poet laureate line up for the 2023-24 academic year as pictured here. You’ll start to see their names appearing as they submit their poetry…

17th November 2023

The art department regularly recognises the achievements of individual pupils in the junior school through the award of the title, ‘Artist of the Moment’. Entries cover a wide range of disciplines,…

17th November 2023

We held our inspiring Chamber Concert in the Chapel last night with a packed programme of performances. Performances commenced at 7.30pm with the Senior Brass directed by Brian Moore. Sebastian…