We had some excellent results on the cricket pitches this week. The 1st XI girls team were at their best on Friday in the cup game against Kimbolton. Bea bowled beautifully and demolished their top and middle order and finished with remarkable figures of 6 wickets for 8 runs off her 4 overs meaning her […]

For Upper Sixth pupils the final lap has been well and truly entered now and we wish you and all the Year 11s every success in your forthcoming examinations. Around these, it will be a series of ‘last time we’re doing this’ – starting perhaps last Friday, with what I thought was a very moving […]

Just after I finished university I worked in London, teaching Politics and Economics, in a tutorial college in Notting Hill Gate. The school operated in a plush garden square in an affluent and largely residential area; right next door was a separate nursery or pre-prep, Wetherby School, which I think was run along Montessori lines, […]

Welcome back, and I would like to start by thanking all the pupils who helped out at the legendary annual Leysian institution of the “24 Hour Visit” for pupils moving through to Year 9 – either from Moulton or from other schools – which happened the end of last term.  This is such an important […]

This weekend I spent several hours trying to work out what to say to you today about the important theme of Holocaust Memorial Day.  This falls annually on 27 January, a day of remembrance for the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust, alongside the millions of others killed under Nazi persecution, and we also remember those […]

We have had great success recently in the Cambridge Classical Association online Greek and Latin reading competition. Catherine R was first in the Senior Greek Verse competition Austyn J was second in Senior Greek Verse. Eloise G was second in the Intermediate Latin Verse competition. They have been awarded book tokens as prizes with which […]