Grafham Water is England’s third largest reservoir and is nestled in 1500 acres of beautiful countryside and has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest for over 30 years.

In early May, the Year 5 students from Junior School Dame Bradbury's and Junior School Fitzwilliam Building embarked on an exciting residential trip to the breathtaking Peak District.

60 Stephen Perse students went on a once-in-a-lifetime football tour at Real Madrid football club in Spain.

In collaboration with the English Department, the Senior School Library was honoured to be visited by prize-winning author Simon James Green for World Book Day, who spent time talking with our Year 9 cohort about his work and why it is crucial for students to be able to enjoy the gift of reading for pleasure.

Following an idea put forward by Hannah S in a friendship group in Year 7, Year 8 decided to express their inter-connectedness by joining together personalised hands down the L block stairwell, the main thoroughfare for Years 7 and 8.

A group of our Sixth Form boarding students visited Ely Cathedral on the morning of the 6 May, accompanied by one of our graduate assistants, to watch the live streaming of the Coronation.

A retelling of the greatest works of Shakespeare (abridged). Written by Ms Kim Albone (with a little help from Mr Will Shakespeare himself).

Earlier this term, the Humanities Faculty launched a new ‘Lunchtime Lectures’ series, which will give students the opportunity to hear academics talk on humanities-themed topics that lie beyond what can be covered in the classroom.