Pupils and parents gush about the teachers across the board – ‘brilliant’, ‘sensitive’, ‘beyond fantastic’ – nobody had a bad word to say. One, bowled over by her daughter’s improvement in maths, told us, ‘she has gone from saying “I can’t do it” to “I can’t do it yet”.
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Friday's Celebration Assemblies were a fantastic way to round off another successful school year. We are very proud of all our pupils and the wonderful way that they have demonstrated our school values throughout the year. We hope that you all have a fantastic summer break! https://t.co/Tqq7FQmwFH
✨ This week, we hosted our annual Summer Concert, and it was nothing short of spectacular! From captivating drama pieces to stunning solos, electrifying rock bands, harmonious choirs, and a rousing rendition of 'Sweet Caroline', performed by the staff band. https://t.co/O4FSRqlPLd
✨ This week, we hosted our annual Summer Concert, and it was nothing short of spectacular! From captivating drama pieces to stunning solos, electrifying rock bands, harmonious choirs, and a rousing rendition of 'Sweet Caroline', performed by the staff band. https://t.co/O4FSRqlPLd
Congratulations to Eva in Year 7 who, along with her troupe, won Bronze in the Commercial Category at the Dance World Cup in Prague! Eva and her troupe showcased their amazing skill, hard work, and passion, we are very proud of this phenomenal achievement! https://t.co/UNSm0yrEqa
Sports Day 2024 was a brilliant opportunity for pupils across the school to engage in some friendly competition. All of the Houses showed tremendous perseverance and respect, but it was Voltaire who emerged as this year's Sports Day champion. https://t.co/40LnjnArQ0
Sports Day 2024 was a brilliant opportunity for pupils across the school to engage in some friendly competition. All of the Houses showed tremendous perseverance and respect, but it was Voltaire who emerged as this year's Sports Day champion. https://t.co/40LnjnArQ0
Last week Year 7 went to Thorpe Lakes for a day full of sunshine, inflatables and water sports! Pupils played on the inflatable course, braved the rides, and tried kneeboarding! We were very impressed by the courage and respect shown by our pupils. ☀️ https://t.co/WJNFYwl4Yj
Last week Year 10 French pupils spent the morning at Radnor House Prep. The four Language Leader pupils prepared and delivered a French and a Spanish lesson to Year 5 while our other pupils organised fun French activities for Years 1, 2 and 3. https://t.co/EprvWQ7F6N
Last week Year 10 French pupils spent the morning at Radnor House Prep. The four Language Leader pupils prepared and delivered a French and a Spanish lesson to Year 5 while our other pupils organised fun French activities for Years 1, 2 and 3. https://t.co/EprvWQ7F6N
The final of the annual Find Your Voice competition took place this Monday, with the prompt 'Isn't it funny that...' Pupils from Years 7 to 10 delivered well thought-out and impactful speeches on a diverse range of topics, from yellow cars to equality in sport! https://t.co/PAq1lFOjmx
This year for Black History Month we celebrated Black British history, aiming to inspire our pupils to keep discovering more about Black British culture and history throughout the year.
We are delighted with the achievement of our Eco-Club members, who under the guidance and inspiration of Radnor parent Sally Cornelius and Clare Marshall, our Head of Geography – have been awarded a Distinction in the Eco-Schools Green Flag Award.
No Mow May! This week our Eco Club have been discussing the benefits of 'No Mow May' and why it is important to support the growth of wild flowers which provide the food for our pollinators! Here are some more details about the campaign from 'Plantlife'.
This year Earth Day falls on Saturday 22nd April. Please get involved and help to save and protect our planet! Here are some ideas and resources to help you:
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Next week’s final blog will be the transcript of my address from our annual prizegiving ceremony, so this week I will round off the second part of my compilation of writers and books that I have found interesting over the last few years. Although I had written a few magazine articles and...
It was always the plan to round off my blogging career at the school with some reminders of the best books I have read over the last few years and some of the ideas that have resonated most with me. I also received a nice email a couple of weeks ago from a parent of one of our Upper Sixth leav...
This will be the last individual book review that I will write for the weekly blog because I am planning a couple of suggested reading overviews in the next two weeks and the final blog at the end of term will, as usual, be the transcript of my prizegiving speech. It therefore seems appropriat...