The Lower School Christmas Fair takes place Friday 15 December 2017, our last morning of term, in the Sports Centre from 9.00am to 10.30am. We hold this event annually in order to give Lower School pupils an opportunity to be involved in raising money for all of the school charities. All pupils in the first and second years […]
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App Design Competition Success
Four teams from the Third Year have made it through to the penultimate round of the National App Design Competition, organised by entrepreneur generation company 7billionideas. Terrabusters (Emma, Megan and Lucy) want to create an app that educates people on terrorism and what to do if an attack happens when you are present. Wild Cats […]
Winter Production: Pupils Bring Dickens’ Classic to Life
A Dickens’ classic is brought to life by Caterham drama students in our David Copperfield senior production this week. Over 50 performers, from Third Year to Upper Sixth, invited an impressed audience into the fictional world of the Murdstones, the Yarmouth boat house, Salem House School, Murdstone and Grinby’s bottle factory and Wickfield’s law firm. […]
£3,900 Fundraised for Delight Charity
Thomas Larsson, our Charity and Community Prefect, met with Kathryn Mills of Delight Charity as the Charity Committee donated £3,900 raised during the last academic year. Delight Charity works with primary school children across Surrey, to improve engagement and attainment through access to books, and to the arts. Many Caterham students have acted as Delight […]
Endangered Instruments
For the past two weeks, First Years have been introduced to ‘endangered instruments’ such as the harp, bassoon, tuba, trombone, viola and French horn. Pupils were treated to a variety of performances by our visiting music teachers and were able to try-out instruments themselves. In many cases, the last opportunity pupils had to engage in such […]
Christmas Volunteering Bonanza
Our Sixth Formers have begun their annual Christmas volunteering bonanza, helping the Rotary Club with their door to door collections every evening for two weeks. Mr Stamper has taken on the mammoth task of organising and marshalling the pixies, elves and ‘little helpers’ around the streets of Caterham.
