A group of twenty Lower Sixth students are taking part in the Centenary Sledge Pull on Monday 12th March, in memory of Robert Scott, who died one hundred years ago on his return from the South Pole. This and other events have been designed to raise money in support of the Scott Polar Research... More »
Category: Events
The Lent Event took place this week with a team of seven spending three days in the school. Revd Rico Tice, the main speaker, was energetic and engaging, challenging us to consider whether Jesus Christ might be as central to life as a ball is to a game. His blend of self-deprecating humour,... More »
Category: Events
In 2010 Gardner Thompson of Dulwich College organised the inaugural HMC Africa School conference. Following its success the second Conference was held in 2011 at Oundle School, run by Ian Clark. The third conference will be held at Marlborough College on the 21st February 2012. Interest from HMC... More »
After a demanding and musically varied Michaelmas Term, it was a huge pleasure to sit back and witness the Choir’s impressive performance during the Christmas Carol Services.... More »
15th November, 2011. In the Goodison Hall and, true to form, this was a popular event both in audience attendance and in the significant number of performers on show...... More »
Women of Troy is a Greek tragedy by Euripides set just after the sacking of Troy by the conquering Greek army and this play shows how they treat the mourning women of Troy. This production portrays the play set in 1945 Berlin as the Russians (the Greeks) have defeated the Germans (the Trojans).... More »
The final concert of the MCCS 2011 calendar year welcomed the legendary Chilingirian String Quartet to the Memorial Hall on 6th November.... More »
As every student knows, and probably most parents also know, the day before Michaelmas half term is arguably the most action packed, competitive day of the academic year... More »
Eamonn Gearon: Reflections on the Arab Spring, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and beyond..... More »
Category: General, Drama, Academic, Events
On Saturday, 15 October 2011, the English Department hosted the third annual Remove Shakespeare Festival in the Memorial Hall. Designed to bridge the gap between the freer, more collaborative work of Form and the more disciplined approach necessary for success at IGCSE, this project takes up some... More »