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Join us for a delightful family Sunday in the private gardens of historic Martyr Worthy Place. Friends, family and dogs are all welcome. More...
A courageous and game collection of Old Girls battled it out with our current St Swithun's 1st team in a "friendly" lacrosse match to end the season. More...
Massive congratulations to every member of the squad and everyone who supported them. More...
We would like to thank everyone who attended and contributed to the success of our OGA Law Networking event held at the prestigious setting of the Hon… More...
On Friday our current students celebrated the incredible achievements of some of our former students who are making waves and breaking barriers across… More...
The U4 considered what it meant to be an entrepreneur and then worked in groups to design a toy. More...
We were so proud and excited to watch former student, Chibundu Onuzo HA 2009 on University Challenge More...
We are thrilled to initiate celebrations of this significant milestone in our history with a series of events More...
Returns to Give a Talk to Students - "My Wiggly Career" More...
Returns for an academic lunch More...
It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Miss Harris, esteemed former headmistress of the Junior School, who died peacefully on October 22nd… More...
Legendary Designer Nina Campbell and Author Giles Kime discuss Nina's 10 most important lessons from 50 years as an interior designer More...
Law formed the centrepiece of last week’s academic enrichment activities and we were delighted to welcome three outside speakers to share their experi… More...
School reunions packed with fun, games and a trip down memory lane - see photo gallery below. More...
On Sunday, Jo Fiddian (1994-1999) and Mr Tim Dixon (head of student guidance) completed a challenging 52km walk from Windsor to Mortlake. Jo is a form… More...
