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Ten days ago, I was delighted to welcome the CEO of the Independent Schools Association, Rudi Eliott Lockhart, to the College – a visit which had been arranged earlier in…

For those students passionate about creativity and visual expression, A-Level Art is a brilliant opportunity to develop skills, explore ideas, and build a portfolio of work. However, the path to…

‘Time is my greatest enemy’   Eva Peron   It was an absolute pleasure to run the Ealing Half Marathon for the third time at the weekend. From the outset…

“Some birds are not meant to be caged, that’s all. Their feathers are too bright, their songs too sweet and wild. So you let them go, or when you open…

For those students who are interested in studying Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Science, the hard work must start long before the UCAS deadline for these courses.   Essential for the…

Friday was ‘one of those days’ for me.   Alongside being one of my heaviest teaching days (4 out of 6 lessons – and I think it’s a vital part…

Unusually this year, we had a number of students join us at the end of their Year 11, either continuing their courses or picking up new ones in the knowledge…

The national media representation of the GCSE results today centred largely on the fact that the Covid Pandemic was now ‘out of the system’, and that, with it, results had…

We are delighted to share the impressive university offers received by our students this year. Their perseverance and academic excellence have been rewarded with places at their chosen universities. This…

GCSE results day can be a daunting experience for many students. The anticipation, the nerves, and the pressure of seeing those all-important grades can make it a challenging time. Whether…