Nursery and Minis Round Up 7 June 2024
Nursery Highgrove have made the most of the nicer weather by having picnics in the garden and enjoying the free-flowing access to the garden. Cottontails have continued their beach theme…
Petar Visits Parliament Following EPQ Success
Recently, Year 12 pupil Petar was invited by the Director of OSSA UK Mila Antonovic to participate in a meeting in the British Parliament named ‘A Backpack Full of Memories:…
Prep School Summer Fayre 2024!
On Friday, the Prep School Summer Fayre was a fun-filled extravaganza! Children from Queens Minis to Year 6, buzzed with excitement as they visited an array of stalls, each offering…
Prep Summer Concert
Last updated on 28th May 2024
The audience were treated to an absolute musical feast at the Prep School Summer Concert, involving over 100 performers. Queen’s Hall had been full of Prep rehearsals all day, with…
STEM Week 2024
This week our students in the Senior School have had the opportunity to get involved in various STEM (Science, technology, Engineering, Mathematics) activities. We were very lucky to have the…
Sports Report 24 May 2024
Prep School Year 3 and 4 had their second set of fixtures on Monday, hosting Wellington for a lovely afternoon of cricket. All the children are making great progress. Tuesday,…
Year 13 Farewell
By Mrs Chanter Year 13 had their Celebration Assembly on Tuesday followed by their Farewell BBQ on Wednesday evening. Winners during the Celebration assembly were as follows: Student’s Student of…
Nursery and Minis Round Up 24 May 2024
Nursery The children in Highgrove have been enjoying the changeable weather this week, from water play in the sun to watching the leaves blowing in the wind. Cottontails are continuing…
Pupil Achievements this Half Term
Our pupils achieve great things every day and this term they have been shining both inside and outside of the classroom! This term, we celebrate achievements in fly fishing, piano,…
May Tea Time Concert
After a busy half term including the Summer Concert, two major productions not to mention coursework for GCSE and A level, you might be forgiven for thinking the Informal Concert…