This summer, the excitement of the Olympic Games returns to the City of Light, Paris! We have two fantastic athletes competing for Team GB, and we'll be cheering them on every step of the way.
Two events traditionally mark the end of a student’s journey through Stephen Perse Cambridge.
It was a term of mixed fortunes for our Senior School football teams. While there were moments of immense pride and achievement, there was also the bitter disappointment of narrow defeats. Our young players have shown incredible dedication and talent, and we are immensely proud of their efforts.
Year 12 students Rohan A and George D have achieved the highest award, Roentgenium, on the Cambridge Chemistry Challenge, awarded to the top 0.54% of entries nationally.
Despite the disruptive weather, we’ve had a busy term of cricket.
The TeenTech Awards are for UK students from 11-16 (Years 7 to 11) and 16-19 (Years 12 to 13) working in teams of up to three to look at problems large and small to see if they can find a better way of doing things.
We were very lucky to have the opportunity to send three teams to take part in an International Space Challenge hosted by RAF Henlow and run by Business Language Champions.
It has been a busy few months for the Senior School Library with lots of interesting events that have continued to captivate the imaginative minds of our students.
Frau Freeman and Mr Oliver tell us all about the German exchange to Munich.
In February seventeen students went on a trip to Nice in the south of France with Mme Parente and Mr Wigington.
Allison Curry, Head of Guidance, tells us all about the Careers and Guidance Day event.
Dalia P, Co-Chair of the Classics Society, provides an update on their activities.
For our final theatre production of the year, director Deborah Foote and her Year 8 cast gave us something completely different and visually stunning.
Our school librarians at Stephen Perse Cambridge have swiftly prepared a specially-curated summer reading list of 15 novels for all budding Swifties!
Principal's 11-18 Newsletter - Edition 18 - July 2024
Russell McAlinden, Head of Outdoor Educations, provides an update on outdoor education and DofE at Stephen Perse Cambridge.
Artwork created by our Dame Bradbury’s pupils is to be displayed at the National Gallery this summer, as part of the gallery’s Take One Picture competition.
Matthew Rudd, Director of Music, tells us about the jazz on a summer's evening event.
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