Pupils were delighted by bubbles at this morning’s Whole School Cathedral Service, as they considered what blessings mean; they reflected on how God’s blessings, much like bubbles, are abundant and bring delight.
We were also thrilled to present three prestigious Velvet Caps during the service. The Velvet Cap is the highest honour in co-curricular activities, awarded to pupils who have represented their country at the highest level. Huge congratulations to Tixie P (U5) for her selection to the France National Junior Netball Squad, Charlie B (L5) who is a member of the English Schools Orchestra, and Alex S (U5) for his place in the National Youth Concert Band. Their incredible achievements inspire us all, and we are so proud of their dedication and talent.
Related Posts
Pupils in the Removes, along with Sixth Form A-Level historians, attended a workshop with Holocaust Educational Trust educators as part of an innovative programme called “Testimony 360”. The project involves a digital programme, combining pre-recorded eyewitness testimony with virtual site-based learning. Using Virtual Reality headsets, pupils were able to ask questions of a Holocaust [...]
Professor Gurprit Lall, Old Roffensian, returned to King's to deliver the latest in the Zetountes-Barton Society Lectures, speaking on his research on Circadian Neurobiology. Complimenting the school on its new science facilities, Professor Lall reminisced on his time at King's, where his love of science was first developed. The assembled audience of Academic Scholars, [...]
We marked National Poetry Day with a chapel service written and delivered by the Lower Sixth A Level Literature group. The theme of this year’s NPD was ‘play’ and our pupils reflected on the importance of play in our lives by performing a range of poetry exploring this. We began with poems about the value [...]
