Keep up to date with the latest news and events in and around our school.
This term, St Gabriel's Year 5 pupils have been inspired by the work of American artist J. Vincent Scarpace, known for his stunning, vibrant depictions of sea creatures.
We are incredibly proud of our six St Gabriel's athletes who were selected to represent London West at the ISA National Cross Country Championships on Sunday 9 March.
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We are thrilled to share that Milly D (Year 7) achieved an incredible result at the Parthian Reading 2024/25 Elevate Climbing Competition on Sunday 9 March.
Our Year 7 pupils have been busy bringing their artistic visions to life with a series of impressive clay sculptures, created as part of their latest Art project.
On Tuesday 4 March, our Year 2 pupils embarked on an enchanting journey into the world of storytelling at The Story Museum in Oxford.
St Gabriel's is thrilled to announce that its recent Senior School production of Sister Act has been nominated for the prestigious National Schools Theatre Awards.
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, St Gabriel’s is proud to have supported Sweet Caroline’s Hidden Book Adventure, a remarkable initiative founded by Duncan Shearer, a St Gabriel’s parent, in memory of his sister, Caroline.
On Thursday 6 March 2025, St Gabriel’s Nursery and Junior School transformed into a world of imagination as pupils and staff embraced the magic of reading for World Book Day.
St Gabriel’s athletes have been making huge strides in recent Cross Country events, with some incredible performances and fantastic team victories!
Year 4 pupils at St Gabriel’s have amazed us all with their incredible model Tudor houses, created as part of their History Learning Topic on the Tudors.
Pancake Day, also known as Shrove Tuesday, is always a highlight of the Spring Term at St Gabriel’s, and this year was no exception!
St Gabriel’s was delighted to welcome Ellie Kerr-Smiley, a talented portrait artist and resident at The Base, Greenham, for a special oil painting workshop with our Art Scholars and GCSE students.