We are delighted to have been selected as a finalist in the Independent Schools’ Association Awards for Outstanding Local Community Involvement, again! As winners of the 2020 award we have … Read More +

Lower Sixth thespians, Sam and Tilly, were delighted to experience the local arts on offer at Reading Biscuit Factory on Tuesday 21st September. As part of the new community hub’s … Read More +

The United Nations gathering in Glasgow this November has been a media staple for many months now and the Conference of the Parties, or COP26 as it is known, has … Read More +

Celebrated author, Michelle Paver, delivered a virtual author event to our enthusiastic readers from the Fryer Book Club on Wednesday 29th September, co-ordinated by our Librarian, Grace Ritchie.   The … Read More +

On 24th September, the palpable excitement of a Friday afternoon could be felt in abundance on 10-acre field, as PE Teachers, Zoe Macpherson and Freya Davis led Year 9 and … Read More +

What better occasion to celebrate our linguistic and cultural diversity than the week leading up to International Languages Day? From Monday 20th to Sunday 26th September, the Modern Foreign Languages Department laid on a … Read More +

From the page, to a performance by Ian McKellan at the Theatre Royal Windsor, Upper Sixth have been studying Shakespeare’s classic tale of madness, revenge and death; Hamlet. “The trip … Read More +