Junior Ski Trip

Starting the New Year with a bang, 143 students from Years 8, 9 and 10 enjoyed an amazing week of skiing in Le Deux Alpes, France. With five hours of skiing each day, as well as a fun-filled evening programme, all the students made amazing progress across the course of the week. Our beginner groups, many of whom had never even put on skis prior to the trip, ended the week being able to ski all the way down from the top of the mountain! For the advanced skiers, they enjoyed the opportunity to access the jump parks and off-piste areas of the mountain which provided greater challenges.

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SEP 14, 2016

Annual Visitation by the Brewers’ Company

The annual visitation of the Master and Warden of the Brewers’ Company took place on one of the hottest days of the year and on the hottest September day for over 100 years! In glorious sunshine the visitors were able to appreciate our beautiful campus at its very best. In 1596, following the pattern established […]

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SEP 21, 2016

Data Collection for GCSE Geographers on River Ver

Our young geographers visited 13 sites for their Data Collection GCSE Controlled Assessment on the River Ver. The field trip included Redbourn, Verulam Park and Frogmore. Back in the classroom these results will be analysed and the students will have completed 25% of their GCSE. The new Flow meters, bought with money from the Development […]

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FEB 23, 2018

Paris Trip inspires A Level Art Students

In early February, eight A Level Art students spent five days in Paris gathering contextual and thematic references for the development of their coursework and exam unit projects. The Year 12 and 13 students visited cultural staples such as the Pompidou Centre and the Musee d’Art Moderne, as well as the contemporary Maison Européenne de […]

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