Inspired by the theme of ‘Dreams and Reminiscences’, pupils penned works for the first ever House Poetry Composition Prize. The shortlisted entries were judged by Oxford Academic and Poet, Olivia Hurton, author of The Separation Ceremony and Editor-in-Chief of Bluestocking Oxford. The prize-winners of the Olivia Hurton Prize for House Poetry Composition will have their work […]
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CC Book Club
Friday 23 May 9.00am Leathem Room Love reading books and sharing stories? Join Caterham’s page turning pals – open for parents (current and former), Old Cats and friends of the school. We have new people attending all the time, so don’t be shy, come along, chat about the book, drink coffee and eat cake (or […]
Sal’s Shoes Collections
Children tend to outgrow their shoes before they outwear them, and shoes are relatively difficult to recycle; so Sal’s Shoes finds children’s preloved shoes their new feet. In the last 10 years, the charity has distributed over 5,000,000 pairs of shoes in 60 countries around the world. In the U.K. Sal’s School Shoes Fund distributes […]
Pupils Debate AI Ethics at Dulwich College Popper Prize
Two of our enthusiastic Fourth Year Philosophy and Theology pupil recently decided to participate in a philosophical debate surrounding ethics in artificial intelligence by submitting entries to the Popper Prize. They were able to select from a range of titles, finally landing on “Can AI systems be held accountable for their actions and decisions?” and […]
Top four of 1500 Schools in Netball National Final
The U16 netball team qualified for the National ‘SistersNSport’ Plate Final Four day at Loughborough University last Thursday. They have been quietly progressing through the rounds of this national competition since September and having knocked out an established Sandringham side in a nail biting home semi-final (32-24) a fortnight ago, the squad booked their place […]
Rugby Rosslyn Park Best Ever Finish for Caterham
A superb day for Caterham rugby saw our 1st VII placed 8th out of over 200 teams. The Caterham 1st VII played with a full squad and won all their matches on Day 1 of the Rosslyn Park National Schools Tournament. No injuries and no yellow cards were testament to their calmness and control. This […]
