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On Monday Mrs Shockley guided the minds of the Herrick towards a musing on what is arguably (or obviously?) the most important part of English: the… More

During the half term, myself and seven other RAF cadets set out on a coach journey headed towards a once in a lifetime experience, which would paint… More

Following weeks of anticipation, we arrived at MTS early in the morning at 5:00am on Saturday, ready to head out to Heathrow airport to embark upon… More

Last Friday, we were fortunate to be visited by five residents of Futaba, the town in Fukushima prefecture that is closest to Fukushima Daiichi… More

On Monday, the School observed Remembrance Day in a variety of ways. The Chaplain lead a whole school assembly in the Great Hall, which included… More

Preparations this week have seen the Great Hall transformed into the theatre for West Side Story. More

This week MFL Panglossia Club hosted a talk by our U6th French linguist Louis R, whose choice of topic “The Rise of the Rassemblement National in… More

At the end of the Summer Term, the Careers Department threw a challenge out to the students to take some time during the holiday to undertake tasks to… More

Yesterday, the U18 Indoor Hockey Team competed at the U18 Indoor Hockey County Tournament and came away victorious. They now progress to the regional… More

“If you don't think you were born to run you're not only denying history, you're denying who you are…We were born to run; we were born because we… More

This week at Senior Geography Society we had the first of our pupil led talks, starting with James J (U6). James spoke about the topic of geopolitics,… More

Jaidev will be winning his first international cap on Sunday 17 November, playing American Football for Great Britain against Spain. It has been a… More

Over half-term our Lower School boys travelled to the Netherlands for a Hockey Tour.   More

On Tuesday 22nd October, twenty three boys, lots of parents, and three members of staff met at Stansted airport at the early hour of 5.45am.… More

High on the success of the Triennial Service, six boys and three members of staff went to the Netherlands in the first week of the October half term… More