Keep up to date with the latest news and events in and around our school.
We are delighted to share that Year 10 pupil, Izzy S, has been named a finalist in the My Wild Life Photography Competition, run by The Base, Greenham Arts Centre.
We are delighted to invite former pupils and staff to a special Alumnae Reunion at St Gabriel’s on Saturday 7 June, from 2–4pm, as we celebrate an incredible 95 years of school history.
St Gabriel’s athletes put in a phenomenally strong performance at the District Athletics Championships on Friday 9 May, held at the Thames Valley Athletics Centre near Windsor.
Year 3 pupils enjoyed a fantastic educational adventure last week as they journeyed to the Living Rainforest in Berkshire — a trip designed to bring their classroom learning to life.
There was a real buzz of excitement in the Junior School this week as pupils gathered on Wednesday morning for the highly anticipated final of the Magpie Poetry Competition 2025.
On Thursday 8 May, St Gabriel’s came together as a school community to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day — a momentous occasion commemorating the end of World War II in Europe and honouring all those who sacrificed so much for the freedoms we enjoy today.
We are thrilled to share the news that Aditi (Year 9) has won the Girls’ U15 title at the Luxembourg Junior Squash Open, held from 2 to 4 May 2025 at the CK Sportcenter in Kockelscheuer.
We are incredibly proud to share that our Catering Manager, Leon Hicks, successfully completed the 2025 London Marathon on Sunday 27 April — an event that marked not only his 200th full marathon, but also his first ever attempt wearing a 12kg rhino suit in aid of the charity Save the Rhino.
Over the May bank holiday weekend, Year 8 pupil Liam competed in the European trials for two modern pentathlon disciplines — Laser Run and Triathle — held in Dorset.
This week marked an exciting milestone at St Gabriel’s as our new Flying Club took off for its very first session
On Tuesday 29 April, a group of talented and dedicated St Gabriel’s pupils from Years 8 to 11 took part in the regional round of the FIRST Tech Challenge — the world’s largest international robotics competition.
This term, Year 1 pupils are diving into the world of plants in their Science lessons — and what better way to learn than by taking the classroom outside?