Keep up to date with the latest news and events in and around our school.
On Tuesday 10 March, pupils, parents and staff gathered in the Oval Room for the latest Senior Lunchtime Concert, a relaxed and enjoyable occasion that gives pupils the opportunity to practise performing in front of a friendly audience.
On Monday 9 March, pupils from across the Junior and Senior Schools came together for a wonderful evening celebrating creativity, confidence and collaboration at the St Gabriel’s Performing Arts Showcases.
On Friday 6 March, our GCSE and A Level Classicists enjoyed an inspiring trip to Oxford, bringing their classroom learning to life through the study of remarkable ancient artefacts at the world-famous Ashmolean Museum.
On Wednesday 4 March, St Gabriel’s was delighted to host a wonderful LAMDA Showcase Evening, celebrating the hard work and dedication of our drama pupils.
The Babies Room at St Gabriel’s has had a fantastic time celebrating their very own Winter Olympics throughout February.
Excitement was immense across the Nursery and Junior School as World Book Day returned on Thursday 5 March 2026.
Our U13 and U15 athletes delivered an outstanding performance at the District Cross Country Championships, held at Mary Hare School
Our Nursery children recently enjoyed learning about the vibrant Hindu festival of Holi, often known as the Festival of Colours.
We are delighted to celebrate the success of Year 10 pupil, Aditi, who recently competed in the Austrian Junior Squash Open, held in Vienna from 27 February to 1 March 2026.
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We are delighted that St Gabriel’s has been awarded Level 1 of the RHS School Gardening Award earlier this month, recognising our commitment to outdoor learning and gardening education.
On Friday 20 February, we were delighted to welcome Nursery and Reception families to our Early Years Coffee Morning, held in our on-site café, Gabbies.
On Tuesday 24 February, our Nursery children were treated to a truly memorable and hands-on learning experience, as we welcomed a very special visitor to St Gabriel’s — Buttercup the cow!