I am looking for a Master of Ceremonies for our SCQ final on Thursday morning. Your job is to welcome our visitors, introduce each participant and then close by thanking the judge. A script will be provided. If you are interested see Mrs Smith at morning break today. (A treat will be on offer)
1st XV play Taunton on Wednesday in the National Plate quarter-final. This is the biggest 1st XV match in over a decade.
Kick-off is at 4.00, so L5, U4, L4 and Third Form will not be able to watch the whole game. However, anybody who heads down to Perivale straight after school should get there on time for all or most of the second half.
You are strongly encouraged to show your support for the boys in this massive match.
11.00
departure: Rugby v. Whitgift (U16
‘A’s, School Sport Magazine National
Schools Cup Round 4, away)
The following will be absent from Periods 3-6: Meet
Maroo (U5B), Aaron Patel (U5B), Marley Rabin (U5B), Stan Watts (U5B), Alex
Davidson (U5C), Adam Frost (U5C), Nader Girgis (U5C), Barney Smethurst (U5C),
Jay Whiteley (U5C), Chris le Bouëdec (U5G), Arlo Soden (U5G), Harry Tallboy (U5G), Isaac Best (U5H),
Tristan Booth (U5H), Nate Kennedy-Alexander (U5H), Conrad Brassington (U5O),
Charles He (U5O), Quintin Tyrer (U5O), Evan Whitfield (U5O), Sam Bradley (U5Y), Leo Dickinson (U5Y),
Max Hall (U5Y), Ollie Troman (U5Y)
Basketball for L4 and Third Form takes place
every Tuesday lunchtime. All welcome, whatever your level of experience. Please
come straight from Period 4 and have lunch afterwards.
Badminton for L5, U4, L4 and Third Form takes
place every Wednesday lunchtime. All welcome, whether or not you have been
before. Please come straight from Assembly and have lunch afterwards
The following will be absent from school all day: Coco
French (L5B), Lola Pickering (L5B), Clara Stoughton (L5C), Agnes Thompson
(L5C), David Hepburne-Scott (L5G), Maisie Higgins (L5G), George Rowlands (L5G),
Mia Sonahee Winter (L5G), Maggie Wellard (L5G), Lana Dayeh (L5H), Rosa Carias
(L5O), Bella Dawson (L5O), Seb Burbidge (L5R), Raoul Jasani-Iacob (L5R), Jemima
Bartlett (L5Y), Ina Iliovski (L5Y), Sofia Shenas (L5Y)
Posted on Sun 7th Dec 25 by Mr. Thomas
Basketball for L5 and U4 takes place every
Thursday lunchtime. All welcome, whatever your level of experience. Please come
straight from Period 4 and have lunch afterwards.
U6
English trip to conference: ‘Poems of the Decade’ (Friends House, Euston)
The following U6 will be
absent from school all day: Lara Clark, Murdo Duffy, Gabby Giles, Alice Golia,
Paige Irvine, Beatrice Lafford, Sophia McKay, Sienna St. Paul
Posted on Sun 7th Dec 25 by Mr. Thomas
Origin: derived from the Ancient Greek kopros "feces" and phagein "to eat". Coprophagy refers to many kinds of feces-eating, including eating feces of other species (heterospecifics) or one's own (autocoprophagy). Feces may be already deposited or taken directly from the anus. Some animal species eat feces as a normal behavior.
Sentence: A mountain coprophagous hare in Scotland feeds on its own droppings, a crucial nutritional boost during winter.
Chosen by: L4O
Book of the Week (Fiction): The Perks of Being a Wallflower, by Stephen Chbosky
This is the story of what it's like to grow up in high school. More intimate than a diary, Charlie's letters are singular and unique, hilarious and devastating. We may not know where he lives. We may not know to whom he is writing. All we know is the world he shares. Caught between trying to live his life and trying to run from it puts him on a strange course through uncharted territory. The world of first dates and mixed tapes, family dramas and new friends. The world of sex, drugs, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, when all one requires is that the perfect song on that perfect drive to feel infinite.
FOR FANS OF: emotional reads, coming of age, YA, friendship, discussing mental health
Book of the Week (Non-Fiction): Jamie’s Christmas Cookbook (641)
Jamie Oliver's Christmas Cookbook is packed with all the classics you need for the big day and beyond, as well as loads of delicious recipes for edible gifts, party food, and new ways to love those leftovers. Inside you'll find all the classics as well as tasty alternatives, including: salmon pate, apple and squash soup; roast turkey, goose and venison; four ways to do sprouts; gravies and cranberry sauce, meat and vegetarian stuffings; turkey risotto; Christmas trifles, pavlova; chocolate logs, Christmas cake, mince pies, gingerbread, baked camembert, and many, many more delicious recipes.
Article of the Week
Teenager’s fight to keep girls in sports
Do we need to talk about puberty more? For some, it is a hidden taboo that stops girls from pursuing their sporting dreams. Others say there is a wider problem holding girls back.
Puberty. It is a word that still makes some grown adults squirm with embarrassment — and 17-year-old campaigner Isabelle Kyson has had enough.
For generations, unfair stereotypes have led many people to believe that girls are naturally less “sporty” than boys. But Kyson always knew otherwise. At six years old, she was swimming lengths in her local pool. At 17, she is training as an athlete.
For Kyson, the real reason that so many teenage girls turn away from sport is plain to see. In our teenage years, as we reach puberty, our bodies start to change. It is a totally natural process — one that everyone goes through in some way. And yet nobody seems to be talking about it.
“I was also experiencing the effects of puberty, but I was lucky enough to have such a great support network that I didn’t feel like I had to quit sports,” she explains.
For many teenage girls, normal parts of puberty such as weight gain and period cramps can affect athletic performance — or feel like something to be embarrassed about. Kyson says that it is only by talking openly about these subjects that girls can feel empowered to manage them.
Please remember your hockey stick, mouth guard, shin pads and water bottle. For the match you should be wearing your skort/shorts and games top. I would also wear skins underneath to stay warm, but it is not a necessity.
Collection is from the Junior school at 15:30.
For information on prospects of play and the latest information regarding this fixture please visit our Sports Website here
You will be going to the sports field on the coach, as you would for games at 13:30pm. Please line up with the rest of your year.
Please remember your hockey stick, mouth guard, shin pads and water bottle. For the match you should be wearing your skort/shorts and games top. I would also wear skins underneath to stay warm, but it is not a necessity.
Collection is from the sports field at 15:30.
For information on prospects of play and the latest information regarding this fixture please visit our Sports Website here
Basketball for L5 and U4 takes place every
Thursday lunchtime. All welcome, whatever your level of experience. Please come
straight from Period 4 and have lunch afterwards.
GCSE drama devised performance dress rehearsal this morning
11.15: U5 GCSE Drama Devised
Performance dress rehearsal
The following will be absent from Period 3: Imogen
Boas (U5B), Harry McCarthy (U5B), Zara Balakrishnan (U5G), Laurence Bryce
(U5G), Oscar Hickman (U5G), Leo Huntley (U5G), Freddie Morrey (U5G), Sevanna
Sarkisian (U5G), Caspar Stevenson (U5G), Lucy Bignell (U5H), Harry Carruthers
(U5O), Rodrigo Sebastiani (U5O), Else Gillan (U5Y), Mati Koncar (U5Y), Kairav
Lachman (U5Y), Freddie Lawrence (U5Y), Betty Teeman (U5Y)
Posted on Tue 2nd Dec 25 by Mr. Thomas
Girls’ football for L4 and Third Form takes
place every Friday lunchtime. All welcome, whatever your level of experience.
Please come straight from Period 4 and have lunch afterwards.
Roberts House Charity
Day in aid of The Ruth Strauss Foundation.
All Roberts
pupils are asked to support this wonderful cause by bringing in nut-free cakes
for the cake sale at break on Friday. There will be Krispy Kreme
doughnuts for sale as well - and a raffle where you could win a Christmas
hamper or a giant teddy bear!Posted on Tue 2nd Dec 25 by Mr. Thomas
All staff and pupils are welcome to join our Wednesday events at the Chaplaincy:
Lectio Divina A Benedictine form of prayer which involves reading Scripture and allowing God to speak through the text. Time: Break
Hot Chocolate and Film Film: St John Bosco: Mission to Love Time: Lunch
3 December - Feast of St Francis Xavier
St. Francis Xavier was born in 1506 in Navarre, Spain, the fifth and youngest child of noble, wealthy, and pious parents. He is known as the greatest Roman Catholic missionary of modern times who was instrumental in the establishment of Christianity in India, the Malay Archipelago, and Japan.
Francis grew up in Navarre and received his early education there. As was often the case with younger sons of the nobility, he was destined for an ecclesiastical career, and in 1525, he left home permanently, bound for the University of Paris, the theological center of Europe. While studying in Paris, Ignatius Loyola, a fellow student, became an increasingly important influence on Francis Xavier. They founded the Society of Jesus, whose members are now known as Jesuits, with 5 others.
Francis was ordained a priest in 1537. He devoted the rest of his life to missionary work, traveling to many places around the world. He has been credited for his idea that the missionary must adapt to the customs and language of the people he evangelizes, and for his advocation of an educated native clergy – initiatives not always followed by his successors. St. Francis Xavier ranks among the greatest missionaries in Christian history. He was canonized with St. Ignatius in 1622.
Badminton for L5, U4, L4 and Third Form takes
place every Wednesday lunchtime. All welcome, whether or not you have been
before. Please come straight from Assembly and have lunch afterwards.
This is a reminder that all of Form 3 are taking part in the Carol Service on Monday 8th December at 7:30pm. You must learn the words to 'Christmas night' by Friday. These have been set as part of an Assignment on Teams - 4 verses only.
Morning: Hockey: London County tournament hosted by St. Benedict’s (U12 ‘A’s)
The following will be
absent from morning registration and Periods 1-4: Eva Mazur (3B), Aiva
Regis-Moore (3B), Frida Blanco (3G), Edelyn Ditmar (3G), Keira McMahon (3G), Millie
Scambler (3G), Edith Haynes (3H), Evie Beake (3O), Sienna Hall (3O), Niamh
Kelly (3Y)
2.15: Football v. Ealing Independent College (1st
XI, home)
2.30: Netball
v. UCS (2nd VII, 3rd VII, home)
5.00: Hockey
v. Notting Hill (U12 ‘B’s and ‘C’s, home)Posted on Mon 1st Dec 25 by Mr. Thomas
Edmund Campion, son of a London bookseller, was educated at Christ’s Hospital and St John’s College, Oxford, where his brilliance won him wide renown and the patronage of the Earl of Leicester. After serving as Oxford’s orator for Queen Elizabeth’s 1566 visit and being ordained an Anglican deacon in 1569, he left for Ireland to help found what became Trinity College and to write a History of Ireland.
Troubled in conscience, he returned to England briefly before departing for Douai, where he rejoined the Catholic Church. In 1573 he entered the Jesuits in Rome, later teaching in Prague and being ordained priest in 1578. Chosen with Robert Persons to launch a Jesuit mission to England, he returned secretly in 1580, ministering to Catholics, writing his Brag in defence of his mission, and publishing the Decem Rationes, a bold challenge to Protestant scholars.
His energetic ministry and influence made him a target. Captured in 1581, he resisted bribes, torture, and theological pressure. Tried on false charges of treason, he was condemned despite exposing the weakness of the evidence. Affirming his loyalty to the Queen and the historic faith of England, he was executed with Alexander Briant and Ralph Sherwin at Tyburn on 1 December 1581.
St Edmund Campion is one of the 40 Martyrs of England and Wales.
Monday Faculty Cafe: Research poster presentations
Monday 8 Dec 25 2025; 1.05pm in the Helikon Centre
U5 Research
Poster Presentations:
Why are Premier League clubs
investing in stadium redevelopment – Freddie Lawrence
Meteorites and Asteroids, are they a threat – Maverick
Tigges
USA v UK crime rates – Harry McCarthy
Everyone from all year groups welcome. Pizza, Ki-kat, juice
NOTE: due to large numbers, entry is by token and
limited to 40 places – pick up a pass on the Monday either before school or at
breaktime.
Sixth Form SVP Senior Citizens' Party this afternoon
Afternoon: Sixth Form SVP Senior Citizens’ Party (Cloisters)
The following will be absent from Periods
5 and 6: Emily Bubb (U6), Lettie Stevenson (U6)
The following will be absent from Period
5: Freddie Charnaud (U6), Murdo Duffy (U6), Izzy Hay (U6), Lucy Kerr (U6), Ruby
Sice (U6), Liam Tregea (U6), Molly Cadwallader (L6), Freyja Caesar (L6), Riley
Curtin (L6), Joe Donoghugh (L6), Cecily Fox (L6), Molly Garner (L6), Aniela
Hanc (L6), Harry Hancock (L6), Mia Iliovski (L6), Izabele Macyte (L6), Harry
Meadowcroft (L6), Tanera Pinkney (L6), Sam Salem (L6), Lily Yue (L6)
The following will be absent from Period 6: Ali
Alnajjar (U6), Cobey Davies (U6), Tom Fawcett (U6), Lily Hussein (U6), Beatrice
Lafford (U6), Isobel Martin (U6), Sophia McKay (U6), Lucie Remington (U6),
Sienna St. Paul (U6), Esha Uberoi (U6), Marti Barbieri (L6), James Bedwin (L6),
Daniel Brooks (L6), Joe Burns (L6), Zeph Coleman (L6), Seb Cullinane (L6),
Julia Cunha (L6), Amelie Domoradzki (L6), Lucian Drew (L6), Will Edwards (L6),
Alysia Khera (L6), Nick Lewis (L6), Nattie Thompson (L6), Wilhelmina Watson (L6)
Posted on Sun 30th Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Basketball for L4 and Third Form takes place
every Tuesday lunchtime. All welcome, whatever your level of experience. Please
come straight from Period 4 and have lunch afterwards.
Meet point - Junior School Gates Boys to wear trainers and tracksuits to travel, with their Games kit underneath. Boots, shinpads and water bottle to be carried in their bag. Collection point - Perivale Sports Field, unless on the coach back to school. A&B teams - boys to be split into the teams on the day from the list selected.
On Tuesday 2nd December, we are delighted to welcome acclaimed
poet and spoken word artist Kimba, who will be running poetry workshops with F3
in the library. This will mean some changes to your usual timetable, as one of
your regular lessons will be replaced by the workshop.
P1: F3Y
P2: F3H & F3B
P4: F3C
P5: F3G
P6: F3O
Please make sure you are registered at the start of your normal
lesson as usual, and then proceed promptly to the library for your workshop.
You also have the opportunity to chat further with the author and
have your books signed and personalised at breaktime in the Cloisters, where
Kimba will be holding a book signing. Details on buying a copy of his book (to
collect on the day) have been sent previously in a letter home to families. You
can also order a copy on the day to collect at a later date.
Enjoy this exciting opportunity to work with Kimba and explore
creative writing!
Ms Phelan (Head Librarian)
Posted on Fri 28th Nov 25 by Senior School Library
Please note that from Monday, 1 December until Thursday, 4 December, laptops and chargers will not be available for loan from the Library. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
Posted on Fri 28th Nov 25 by Senior School Library / ICT
Origin: from Arabic samt (“direction,
path”), filtered through medieval Latin
Sentence: The team reached
its zenith during the final round of competition .
Chosen by: L4H
Book of the Week (Fiction):
The Poet X, By Elizabeth Acevado
Xiomara feels unheard and unable
to hide in her Harlem neighbourhood, learning to let her fists do the talking.
she pours all her frustration onto the pages of a notebook, reciting the words
to herself like prayers—especially after she catches feelings for a boy her
family can never know about. Xiomara understands that her thoughts are best
kept to herself. So when she is invited to join her school’s slam poetry club,
she doesn’t know how she could ever attend without her mami finding out. But
she still can’t stop thinking about performing her poems. Because in the face
of a world that may not want to hear her, Xiomara refuses to be silent.
FOR FANS OF: verse novels, spoken word, drama, romance
Book of the week
(Non-Fiction): A little, Aloud: An Anthology (821.8)
Research shows that the seemingly
simple act of being read to brings remarkable health and happiness benefits. It
stimulates thought and memory, encourages the sharing of ideas and feelings,
hopes and fears. It enriches our lives and minds. This unique book offers a
selection of prose and poetry especially suitable for reading aloud to
children. It includes extracts ranging from modern day favourites (David
Almond, Frank Cottrell Boyce, and Neil Gaiman) to old classics (Kipling,
Dickens, and E. Nesbit).
Article of the Week
Boy ‘defies odds’ with new
gene therapy
Will it change the face of
medicine? A revolutionary new treatment has saved one little boy’s life. Now
some hope it might save others — and even end genetic disorders forever.
Genes were first discovered by
Austrian monk Gregor Mendel in the mid-19th Century. Although human beings had
known for millennia that cross-breeding animals resulted in a mix of traits
from both parents, Mendel, by experimenting with peas, became the first to
prove that these characteristics came as discrete units that appeared in
predictable ways.
It was an extraordinary
discovery that opened up all kinds of possibilities for humanity — both
exhilarating and terrifying.
This week, less than 170 years
after Mendel’s first breakthrough, genetic science may have saved the life of a
young boy.
Oliver Chu, a three-year-old
from California, has Hunter syndrome, a rare genetic disorder caused by a
deficiency of a key enzyme, iduronate-2-sulfatase.
This causes harmful chemicals to
build up in the body, resulting in abnormalities in internal organs and the
skeleton.
It is usually not detectable at
birth, but it becomes visible as the child develops, and the symptoms worsen
over time, often causing a tragically early death before the age of 20.
Sixth Form Scholarship Interviews Wednesday 3 December
If you took the sixth form scholarship exam, your interview will be on Wednesday 3 December in Mr Heald's office in the Scriptorium. Check your Teams messages for more details and an interview timetable.
All staff and pupils are welcome to join us on Wednesday, 26 November.
Lectio Divina Lectio Divina is the attentive listening to the voice of God speaking to us in the Sacred Scriptures. It involves reading, meditation, prayer and contemplation. Join us in praying with the scripture! Time: break Location: Chaplaincy
Hot Chocolate and Film Enjoy A Man for All Seasons with a cup of hot chocolate! Time: lunch Location: Chaplaincy
2.30: Rugby v. Hampton (U16 ‘A’s, School Sport Magazine
National Schools Cup Round 3, home)
Netball v.
Alleyn’s (1st VII, Sisters n Sport Shield Round 3, at Vale Farm
Sports Centre, Wembley)
Netball v.
Emanuel (2nd VII, 3rd VII, 4th VII, away)
3.15
departure: Basketball v. St. Paul’s
Junior School (U15, away)
The following will be absent from Period 6: Arthur Allen (L5B), Logan French (L5B), Fletcher Wellard
(L5C), Herbie Reed (L5R), Owen Wong (L5R), Feras Asami (L5Y), Henry Wright (U4G), Lucas Nwaokolo (U4O)
Posted on Wed 26th Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Many
thanks for the very generous donation of items last half term
This
half term, the Food Bank have asked for the following items:
F3 and
L4 - Toiletries, especially toiletry gift sets
U4 -
selection boxes
L5 and
U5 - Savoury biscuits
L6 and
U6 - Tinned fruit
In
addition, they have also asked for the following items:
Diaries,
calendars, notebooks
New
children's scarves, gloves, socks
New
puzzles, colouring books, pens, card games
Small
toys
Items should be stored in form rooms and brought
to the Chaplaincy on Tuesday 2nd December in morning
registration.
Posted on Tue 25th Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Cohort 1 DofE Session TONIGHT - Please ensure that you are prompt tonight and are marked in on the register. This is the first of the mandatory first aid sessions.
Period
3: L4 Newman Scholars’
and E and A pupils’ meeting with Steven Campbell-Harris (Helikon Centre)
The following will be absent from class: Azariah Abel
(L4B), Benjamin Mpofu (L4B), Anish Verma (L4B), Felix French (L4C), Jaime Loc (L4C),
Varrunan Thayakaran (L4C), George Bigland (L4G), Rory Ollard (L4G), Diego Uribe (L4G), Hamzah
Abbasi (L4H), Mikhail Paixao (L4H), Kareem Abusido (L4O), Josh Colbourne (L4R), Anaya Dhillion (L4R), Alexa Joannou (L4R), Lisa Klümper (L4R), Tom Pollard (L4R), Harvey Bolton (L4Y)
Posted on Mon 24th Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Period
4: U4 Chesterton
Scholars’ and E and A pupils’ meeting with Steven Campbell-Harris (Helikon
Centre)
The following will be absent from class: Alex Economou
(U4C), Ethan Hall (U4C), Sheelun Jing (U4C), Luis Pickering (U4C), Giacomo Collins (U4G), Elsa
Munoz Alvarez (U4G), Max Owen (U4G), Reuel Abel-Solomon (U4H), Reyansh Agarwal
(U4H), Lucas Donegan-Huertas (U4H), Lucas Nwaokolo (U4H), Becky Ramsden (U4H), Rocco
Russo (U4H), Sam Scott (U4H), Alejandro Smith Verona (U4H), Mia Yazdi (U4H),
Reuben Lask (U4O), Felix Twum-Ampofo (U4O), Cyrus Drandakis (U4Y)
Posted on Mon 24th Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Period
5: L5 Congar Scholars’
and G and T pupils’ meeting with Steven Campbell-Harris (Helikon Centre)
The following will be absent from class: Ben Cadwallader (L5B), Aaron McQuillan (L5B),
Anna Klümper (L5C), Cameron Riddington (L5C), George Saber (L5C), Harry Eakins
(L5G), Leo Margaritis (L5G), Eva Pangrazi (L5G), Miles Fletcher (L5H), Tom Hill
(L5H), Jeremy Renaud (L5H), Maria-Rosa Carias (L5O), Clea Karadimou (L5O), Ed
Oliver (L5O), Eric Zhang (L5O), Abi Bricknell (L5R), Vincent Gilfillan (L5R),
Raoul Jasani-Iacob (L5R), Frank Williams (L5R), Owen Wong (L5R), Feras Asami (L5Y),
Hugh Whelan (L5Y)
Posted on Sun 23rd Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Period 6: U5 Wojtyla Scholars’ and E and A pupils’
meeting with Steven Campbell-Harris (Helikon Centre)
The following will be absent from class: Aoife Clark (U5B), Shuhan Huang (U5B), Harry
McCarthy (U5B), Aimée Paget (U5B), Olivia Scott (U5B), Tusika Vimalan (U5B),
Henry Heald (U5C), Sam Langford (U5C), Maverick Tigges (U5C), Emmie Websper (U5C),
Jay Whiteley (U5C), Gemma Slaughter (U5G), Alex Szyszko-Walls (U5G), Nour
Abusido (U5H), Kaito Bonnel de Mézières (U5O), Mehdi Darwish (U5O), Gabby Hynes
(U5O), Quintin Tyrer (U5O), Sachica Usami (U5O), Tom Hughes (U5Y), Felix
Jenkins (U5Y), Freddie Lawrence (U5Y), Lorna Pratt (U5Y)
Posted on Sun 23rd Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Rugby: Middlesex Festival (U13 ‘A’s, at St. James)
The
following will be absent from school all day: Will Cadzow (L4B), Owen Cotter
(L4B), Felix French (L4C), Oliver Hall (L4C), Finnbar McQuillan (L4C), Carlos
Grant (L4G), Jacob Skinner (L4G), Sam O’Reilly (L4H), Henry Parra ()L4O), Sahil
Pursnani (L4O), Jack Tarrant (L4O), Josh Colbourne (L4R), Elliot Irawan (L4R), Orlando
Pieralisi (L4R), Henry Suka (L4R), Axel Worsley (L4R), Freddie Codrington
(L4Y), Alex Zoumidou (L4Y)
Posted on Sun 23rd Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
'A Midsummer Night's Dream' dress rehearsal this afternoon
Afternoon: ‘A
Midsummer Night’s Dream’ dress rehearsal
The following will be
absent from Periods 5 and 6: Jake Bowden (U6), George Majcherczyk-Olczak (U6), Freyja
Caesar (L6), Zeph Coleman (L6), Louis Daniels-Shayvard (L6), Cecily Fox (L6), Aimée
Paget (U5B), Stan Watts (U5B), Jess Williams (U5B), Saoirse Field (U5C), Gabby
Hynes (U5O), Evan Whitfield (U5O), Carmen Casadio Robinson (L5H), Daniel Wright
(U4B), Kabir Gujral (U4H), Zach Jordan (U4H), Becky Ramsden (U4H), Reuben Lask
(U4O), Lottie Rowlands (U4O), Joseph Thomas (U4O), Ines Gipp Traverso (U4Y), Jenni
Bosher (L4B), Doireann Keogh (L4B), Orlando Salisbury (L4B), Jaime Loc (L4C), Alice
Pereira (L4C), Grace Heald (L4G), Simone Radebe (L4G), Martha Samuels (L4G), Missy
Wanjau (L4G), Uma Sidhu (L4H), Harry Campbell (L4O), Freya Hughes (L4O), Alessia
McQuillan (L4O), Anaya Dhillon (L4R), Lisa Klümper (L4R), Mila Miran (L4Y), Ruby
Harridge (3B), Edelyn Ditmar (3G), Leo Hewlett (3G), Antony Brooks (3H), Amelia
de Silva (3O), Tazmin Rege (3O), Aran Virdi (3O), Philippa Graham (3Y), Niamh
Kelly (3Y), Ernest Ollendorff (3Y)
Posted on Sun 23rd Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Basketball for L4 and Third Form takes place
every Tuesday lunchtime. All welcome, whatever your level of experience. Please
come straight from Period 4 and have lunch afterwards.
Badminton for L5, U4, L4 and Third Form takes
place every Wednesday lunchtime. All welcome, whether or not you have been
before. Please come straight from Assembly and have lunch afterwards.
9.00
departure: Hockey v. Shrewsbury
(U15/U14 ‘A’s, Independent Schools Hockey Plate Round 4, away)
The following will be absent from school
all day: Isabelle Neal (L5C), Suri Virdi (L5C), Mia Sonahee Winter (L5G), Lana
Dayeh (L5H), Bella Dawson (L5O), Lois Hand (L5O), Sofia Potter (L5O), Charlotte
Allwright (L5R), Miyabi Said (L5Y), Amelie Booth (U4H), Beth Edwards (U4O), Amelia
Marron (U4O), Claudia Scott (U4O), Elena Fry (U4O)
Morning: Hockey:
London County tournament (U13 ‘A’s, at Latymer)
The following will be
absent from morning form time and Periods 1-4: Carlotta Vannuccini (L4B), Luna
Akuffo (L4C), Darcy Adams (L4G), Simone Radebe (L4G), Ana Norman (L4H), Alessia
McQuillan (L4O), Anoushka Rakkar (L4O), Kaya Stojsavljevic (L4O), Abi Langford
(L4Y)
The following will be absent from Periods 4-6: Annie
Haynes (L5B), Lola Pickering (L5B), Saoirse Remmer (L5B), Viktoriya
Bilinskyy-Jemec (L5O), Myla Cadzow (L5R), Jemima Bartlett (L5Y), Ina Iliovski
(L5Y), Sofia Shenas (L5Y), McKayle Adewuyi (U4B), Lottie Rowlands (U4O)
2.15: Football
v. St. Edmund’s, Ware (U13 ‘A’s, ISFA Bowl Round 2, home)
5.00: Fencing
v. Godolphin and Latymer (U15 ‘C’s and ‘D’s, U13 ‘B’s, ‘C’s, ‘D’s and ‘E’s
foil, U15 ‘C’s, U13 ‘C’s épée, away)Posted on Sun 23rd Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
Sixth Form ADT trip to conference: ‘Art and Design
in Action’ (Emmanuel Centre, Westminster)
The
following will be absent from school all day: Alice Golia (U6), Beatrice
Lafford (U6), Annabel Reiss (U6), Aniela Hanc (L6), Sophia Roy (L6), Tessa
Walker (L6)
Posted on Sun 23rd Nov 25 by Mr. Thomas
