Y11 to Laser Quest
Friday 11 May marked both the end of GCSE courses for Year 11 and the start of study leave.
Keep up to date with the latest news and events in and around our school.
Friday 11 May marked both the end of GCSE courses for Year 11 and the start of study leave.
Elsy from Year 5 reports on her fundraising on Anaphylaxia Awareness Day...
Sophie (Y9) was very successful at the Berkshire Music and Arts Festival this weekend where she won three of her four classes and was outright winner in the spoken verse and musical theatre (own choice) song categories.
On 1 May we were delighted to welcome Sophie Macfarlane-Smith to talk to some of our Senior students about her role as an engineer for Rolls-Royce.
On Tuesday, 1 May 2018 the Young Enterprise team, Montague Jewellery, went to the County Final at Oracle's Business Conference Centre in Reading.
The St Gabriel’s Equestrian Team, were very well represented at the first NSEA One Day Event of the season on Saturday, 21 April at Calmsden Horse Trials near Cirencester.
Newbury Spring Festival is one of the most popular and successful music festivals in the South of England and with the huge variety on offer, our pupils have enjoyed a range of unusual performances.
On Friday 23 March pupils in the Junior School took to the dance floor in their droves and showed just ‘what moves them’. This hugely popular PTA event in the school calendar raised a staggering £600 for Sport Relief.
On our last morning we woke up at 6:30 and walked to the beach to watch the sunrise. After breakfast we drove across to the Alcantara Gorge.
Yesterday, after an early start watching the sunrise on the beach, we took a bus 1380m up Mount Etna and then a car up to 2900m. Despite the freezing temperatures and several complaints about cold ankles, the views were fantastic. After that, we went to a bee farm for honey tasting and...
Day 3 report from Lauren and Anna in Y10
Year 12 students Gabby and Evie have shared this report from the first full day of the Classics and Geography trip to Sicily.