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Events
Reading Homer’s Iliad in a Time of Environmental Crisis - Professor Edith Hall
Professor Edith Hall is a Classics Professor, writer, lecturer and broadcaster, who specialises in putting pleasure into the history, literature, theatre, myth and philosophy of ancient Greece and Rome and their continuing impact in the...
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11+ Open Day - Tuesday 6 May
Our next 11+ Open Morning will take place on Tuesday 6 May 2025.
International Summer School
2025 booking now open
Our International Summer School immerses young people in the English language, through various engaging academic and co-curricular activities.
News
Introducing our new Deputy Head (Pastoral) – Jonnie Howorth
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Jonnie Howorth as our next Deputy Head (Pastoral). We had a large number of applicants and Jonnie’s experience and educational philosophy saw him standing out in a very strong field. Jonnie was educated at Stowe School and went on to study Geography…
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Lower School and Removes Ski Trip to Les Deux Alpes
As the Easter holidays began, Lower School 2 and Removes pupils embarked on an incredible skiing adventure to Les Deux Alpes, France. The trip, which catered to all abilities from complete beginners to seasoned skiers, was a resounding success, leaving everyone with unforgettable memories of fun, friendship, and snowy slopes.The…
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Fond Farewell To Simon Heard and Dougal Lyon
It is with both gratitude and sadness that we bid farewell to our Deputy Master, Simon Heard, as he embarks on an exciting new chapter as Head at Sherborne School. Simon has been an instrumental figure in ensuring the smooth running of our school, always working with dedication, warmth, and…
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