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.
We are incredibly proud of our Year 10 pupils who successfully completed their Silver Duke of Edinburgh’s Award expedition over the final weekend of April.
We are incredibly proud of Kate and Izzy (Year 10) and Sienna (Year 11), who competed last weekend at the ICC British Open Cheer and Dance Championships and University Nationals at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, as part of the Crimson Heat Tigers Cheerleading Club.
From Friday 21 March to Sunday 23 March, our Year 10 pupils tackled their Silver Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Training Weekend, embarking on a two-night expedition across the West Berkshire and Hampshire border.
On Friday 21st March, our U13A (Year 8) netball squad travelled to Warwick to compete in the Independent Schools Association (ISA) National Schools Netball Finals—a prestigious event for which they had qualified earlier in the season.
On Monday 24 March, our Senior School pupils took part in a thoughtful project to support the West Berkshire Food Bank.
Excitement is in the air at St Gabriel’s following the launch of the brand-new St Gabriel's Flying Club! Senior pupils were captivated by an inspiring assembly on Monday 17 March delivered by Patrick Tame, founder of British Young Pilots (BYP), who introduced this thrilling new co-curricul...
We are delighted to share the official Sister Act review from the National Schools Theatre Awards...
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Our Year 7 pupils have been busy exploring the St Gabriel’s grounds as part of their latest Outdoor Education session, focusing on identifying and researching local wildlife habitats.
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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.