On Tuesday 23 September, Year 8 pupils travelled to Oxford to visit the Pitt Rivers Museum and the neighbouring Natural History Museum, enjoying a day full of discovery, creativity and inspiration.
On Monday 23 September, a group of St Gabriel’s pupils from Years 10–13 attended the inaugural Classics and Latin Conference at Wycombe Abbey.
On 18 September, Year 9 pupils embarked on the much-loved French and Classics trip to Parc Astérix — a tradition at St Gabriel’s for over 13 years.
As part of their Activity Days, Year 8 pupils enjoyed a fantastic day trip to the historic city of Bath on Friday 27 June. Renowned for its Roman heritage and Georgian architecture, Bath offered the perfect setting for a day of culture, history, and fun to round off the term.
Last week, Year 7 embarked on a deliciously memorable trip to Cadbury World in Birmingham, diving into the fascinating journey of chocolate from bean to bar.
On Thursday 3 July, the entire Senior School came together for one of the most anticipated events of the summer term – Senior Sports Day, held at Crookham Common Athletics Track.
On Thursday 19 June, the St Gabriel’s Art Department proudly hosted its Summer Art Exhibition, celebrating the incredible work of our Year 11 and Year 13 students.
On Tuesday 1 July, pupils from Years 8, 9 and 10 at St Gabriel’s joined more than 700 schools across the UK in a record-breaking culinary challenge — a Guinness World Record attempt for the largest ever online cooking lesson, hosted by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.
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On Friday 27 June, St Gabriel’s Senior School took learning well beyond the classroom walls, as pupils from Years 7 to 12 enjoyed Activity Days Part II — a full day of fun, culture and adventure at destinations across southern England.
Over the weekend of 14 June, our Year 9 pupils took on their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh expedition assessment – a real test of endurance, planning and teamwork.
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.
Last term, our talented Year 7 geographers immersed themselves in the fascinating topic of urbanisation, focusing particularly on the opportunities and challenges faced in urban areas in low-income countries.