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On Wednesday June 19, a competitive team of Years 7-10 from our Senior School competed in the Athletic championships at the Olympic Cup at the Wilberforce Road Athletic Track in central Cambridge.
Dame B's Prep wowed their Saffron Hall audience with a showcase of 'Music Through Time'.
We celebrate the latest collaborative science competition for Junior School and Dame Bradbury's pupils.
Year 5 are lucky enough to have Mrs Sugarman-Banaszak explain religious change through Tudor times.
The Junior School had a jam packed History Week with a plethora of events!
A wonderful visit to Christ's College for the Year 3 Integrated Learning Project.
Year 4 enjoying the gardens of Queens' College despite the grey weather!
Year 5 & 6 explore the innovative architecture of the Judge Business School.
Year 6 take a tour around Trinity College, Cambridge.
Year 5 pupils immerse themselves in Tudor times at Burghley House.
Some photos of this Spring Term's performance of The Tempest - showreel and article to follow!
Fascinating talk by Dr Russell, a leading scientist for Cancer Research UK, at the Junior School.
Explosions, fireballs and flames! A group of Year 5 students enjoy the Cambridge Science Festival.
Year 4 get into their polar exploration gear and learn about Captain Scott.
Success for Dame B's pupil Lola in the Oxford Computation Thinking Challenge.
A visit to Antarctica... almost! Dame Bradbury's Year 3 pupils explore the Scott Polar Institute.
Our girls show off their football skills in our new sports hall's first five-a-side football tournament.
The Junior School's U10 netball team perform well at New Hall and build up their tournament experience.
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