We are delighted to announce that the autumn term production will be David Copperfield by Charles Dickens (adapted by Alastair Cording). One of Dickens’ best-loved and autobiographical stories, brilliantly dramatized with humour and tragedy, featuring much cherished characters: Micawber, Uriah Heep, Peggotty, Betsey, Trotwood and Murdstone. Tickets can be purchased on WISEPAY. please click on […]
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Piece of Mind Photography Competition
All pupils and their families and friends are invited to the Official Opening of the 2017 Photography Exhibition in The Christine Walker Gallery, Caterham School. Winners of the competition to be announced at 4.30pm Live music from pupils Free refreshments This will be a great event – don’t miss out!
Royal Approval for Lexie
Sixth Form pupil Lexie had the privilege of meeting the Duchess of York last week through Lexie’s work with the London Hospitals’ Youth Forum. The Duchess opened a teenager zone in one of the hospitals, a project in which Lexie held a key role. The Youth Forum is a group of teenagers and young […]
Opera in Concert: Discovering Opera
Thursday 30 November, 7.00pm St John’s Church, Caterham This Thursday’s Autumn Concert will be a treat for those who love opera, and for those keen to discover it. The concert will feature extracts from Bizet’s Carmen, Puccini’s Nessun Dorma and the famous Lakme duet (known as the flower duet). The School’s Symphonia Orchestra will play […]
Georgie – Ball Girl in ATP World Tour Finals
Georgie, Fourth Year has spent the last week taking part ATP World Tour Finals as a ball girl. She had a fantastic week and was on court players such as Nadal and Frederer and has plenty of fantastic memories.
ESSA National Swimming Finals
After their success at the ESSA qualifying round, our senior girls’ swim team consisting of Isabella, Siobhan, Amy and Leah (all Fifth years), competed in the national finals event held at the London Aquatic Centre. This was the first time the girls swam in the senior age category and as a team the girls thought […]
