Newsroom Lower School

Our entire Year 7 cohort took to the stage for their festive production of Christmas in Oz, a wonderfully joyful celebration ...

On Wednesday 14 October the whole of Year 8 visited Burnham Beeches in Buckinghamshire to investigate the UK’s biome of deciduous...

Many thanks to the parents, friends and supporters who came to the Musical Theatre Night on Monday and donated £2000 to the charity...

On Monday the Junior Chamber Choir sang Choral Evensong in the historic surroundings of The Charterhouse Chapel.

Well done to our young linguists who put in fantastic showings in the National Finals of the Spelling and Translation Bee competitions...

At the end of the Summer Term, Year 6 students from Brackenbury and Wendell Park primary schools were treated to a museum style...

In the penultimate week of the academic year the Music and Drama departments treated us to a fantastic Lower School Production...

The Year 8 trip to Salamanca and Segovia was an unforgettable blend of language learning, cultural immersion, and fun. Mornings...

30 enthusiastic Year 8 students enjoyed an unforgettable trip to Cologne improving their language skills, soaking up the German...

Year 7 headed off to nearby Kensington to explore how the Science Museum and Natural History Museum make science engaging for...

Year 7s travelled to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London to expand on their learning about strategies for urban sustainability...

The Year 8 trip to Antibes gave the girls a perfect mix of language practice, culture, and fun — and a whole new appreciation...

Year 7s trip to Cambridge was an opportunity to explore Ancient Greek and Roman antiquities as well as the university colleges...

Congratulations to the students who have made it through to the finals of the MFL Translation Bee.

Year 7 and 8 students achieve 95 Gold Awards, 92 Silver Awards, and 34 Bronze Awards.

Hephzibah Rudofsky, whose mother survived the Holocaust, came into school to lead a poignant talk and workshop with Year 9 pupils...

Year 8 students enjoyed a day exploring the sites and artefacts at Fishbourne Roman Palace to complement their recent studies...

Three student-led teams from our Community Impact Club were named international finalists in the Future Problem Solving competition...

We are delighted to share the exceptional results from the Intermediate Mathematical Olympiad and Kangaroo competitions which...

Congratulations to our U13 cricket stars who were crowned county champions at the ECB Indoor Competition.

Well done to our U12 A and B hockey teams who competed in the Tier 1 and 2 In2Hockey tournament earlier this week.

On Wednesday evening we celebrated the creative work of every student in Year 7, 8 and 9 in our annual Art and Design exhibition...

Students and staff flocked to the Cloisters Room at breaktime to sample some of the high-protein desserts that Year 8 have been...

On the Friday before February half-term, Year 8 Mandarin students enjoyed a trip to London’s China Town in order to see the area...

Congratulations to the brilliant cast and production team who brought us a sensation musical retelling of ‘Twelfth Night...

On Wednesday evening, Year 7 took to the stage to perform ‘A Christmas Carol’, a heartwarming adaptation of Dickens' classic ...

The Junior Chamber Choir recently had the privilege of visiting The Charterhouse, where they sang evensong in the chapel after...

Last week, eleven budding songwriters in Years 9-11 attended an event run by Song Academy at YouTube Music's offices. The event...

Year 9 learnt some brilliant business skills competing to improve the revenue and profits of a mobile phone store.

On Tuesday, we welcomed Emily Tout from cheesecake company Mighty Slice, who gave a design brief to Year 8 students for a high...

On Monday, Godolphin students in Years 9-Upper Sixth took part in the first round of the Hans Woyda Maths competition City of...

The hockey season started in emphatic style with our senior squad travelling to Nottingham High School for a pre-season tournament...