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  Scholarship news

  Published 12/05/20

  We are delighted to congratulate the latest of our senior school award winners, Julian Ho, who has won a King’s Scholarship to Eton.  

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  St George's Day

  Published 23/04/20

  The flag of England has been flying valiantly at the school.

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  Scouts carry on camping

  Published 06/12/19

  Scout camps give the boys extra time to bond as a pack, learn new skills and enjoy the outdoors.  

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  It's all about technique

  Published 06/12/19

  James Womersley, ex-Headmaster of Beaudesert Park in Gloucestershire, has been in school this week giving our Year 6 boys helpful interview practice ahead of the interview season in the spring.

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  Cubs try to find their way

  Published 06/12/19

  In true Cub tradition, everyone was prepared for Wednesday night's Cub session. The boys were going to earn their Navigator Staged Award with a scavenger hunt around the Christmas Market, picking up some festive treats along the way.

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  Turning an idea into reality

  Published 29/11/19

  Following the end of their exams, Mr Burton  gave a presentation to Year 8 to inspire future entrepreneurs, based on his own recent experience of setting up a new company.   

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  Shipshape Cubs

  Published 21/11/19

  I'm almost tempted to deliver this write-up as before and after images...Picture one: Cubs lolling on the floor, hidden behind taller boys, out of shot and generally looking less than shipshape. Picture two: perfect salutes, all 18 faces visible, and straight backs. Welcome to the world of the professional leader.

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  Survival science

  Published 21/11/19

  In order to gain their science badge, Scouts must explore and discuss the science behind scouting activities. This week we were extremely fortunate to have Sally Walmsley leading our session and this is the challenge she gave the boys: "You’re in the middle of a once-in-a-lifetime sailing trip around the world. As you pass the tropics, you plough into a pile of floating debris. A large log smashes into your hull and your yacht quickly sinks. Luckily for you, you’re a great swimmer, and you can see a small island on the horizon. Unluckily for you, it is uninhabited. Your challenge is to stay alive until help arrives." 

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  We will remember them

  Published 15/11/19

  The school's Service for Remembrance was held in Winchester College Chapel. 

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  With a whoosh and a bang!

  Published 15/11/19

  Mulled wine, hot chocolate, gingerbread, and five hundred pairs of eyes gazing skywards. Few events bring the school together like the annual firework display.

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  Small change. Big difference.

  Published 15/11/19

  Change starts here. Change starts now. Change starts with us.

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  Get your skates on!

  Published 11/11/19

  Our boarders are all set for the opening of the ice rink which will appear in front of the school later this month. 

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