In advance of our Year 9 trip to Shakespeare’s Globe in March, we were delighted to welcome the Globe into school today to deliver an engaging and inspiring workshop for our pupils. The practical and interactive session brought Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet  to life for students aged 12–14, encouraging them to explore the play through a range of activities and drama-based games. Pupils examined key elements of the text, including language, characters and themes, in an access

On Thursday this week, we had an inspiring visit to the Home Office with our Year 11 students, giving them a valuable insight into careers within the Civil Service. This was a fantastic opportunity for our students, as they took part in interactive sessions, gained insight into the work of the Civil Service, and explored a wide range of career opportunities available to them. As part of the visit, students learned about the Government Economic Service (GES) and its school out

On Tuesday evening, we had the pleasure of taking a group of Year 11 pupils to Francis Holland Regent’s Park for the first Hale Lecture of 2026. The event brought together 100 pupils, including guests from St Marylebone School and Wetherby Senior School, for an inspiring and engaging conversation with Emma Crystal, CEO of Coutts Bank. Emma shared her career journey, from studying Economics & Business to becoming Chief Sustainability Officer at Credit Suisse, before stepping i

Last Friday, we kicked off the Standing Together  programme as part of our Immersion Event at Stamford Bridge. Later this week, we are delighted to welcome the Chelsea Foundation into school to launch their impactful workshops. As part of the Foundation’s commitment to promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion, the Schools Education Department developed Standing Together  — a programme designed to empower young people to celebrate diversity and embed positive values and at

On Thursday evening we were thrilled to host the Jack Petchey Regional Final, welcoming an inspiring celebration of youth voice, confidence and achievement. The event showcased talented finalists delivering powerful speeches as part of the Speak Out Challenge, where they were assessed alongside peers from across the region and competed for places in the grand finals. Each year, hundreds of secondary schools across London take part in Jack Petchey programmes, with thousands of