
Anthea Bell Prize
Success for four Marlburian linguists in this most prestigious of modern languages competitions.
As a school community that is active seven days a week, there is always much to talk about at Marlborough and we are delighted to share here all of our latest school news.

Success for four Marlburian linguists in this most prestigious of modern languages competitions.

This year’s Art Scholars’ exhibition – Inside Outside – was a homage to the work of artist Stanley Jones.

A message of thanks for your support for the charity clothing sale which raised an amazing £1,300.

This departmental collaboration saw pupils showcasing chosen works of art and music on the subject of The Sacred.

Please enjoy this gallery of images reflecting an energetic and memorable first half of the Summer Term.

The first half of term ended on a glorious sunny day with a wonderful College occasion.

The 2026 Shell Play brought a vibrant, colourful and energised production of Animal Farm to the Ellis Theatre.

Our Evening Recitals allow pupils from all year groups and levels to perform to a packed Goodison Hall.

A review of Felix, Henry, Max and Luke’s epic performance in this toughest of endurance events.

Over 1,000 local school pupils teamed up to swim, cycle and run, raising over £130,000 for charity.

Friday 15th May showcased a wonderful musical finale with the Ensembles Gala Concert.

An action packed and colourful whole school fundraising day, raising £7,820 for various charities.

The number and quality of the offers received make this one of the College’s most successful application seasons.

We hope you enjoy the latest edition of Piccalilli, our pupil magazine for the creative arts.

We are delighted to share this year’s report on the Sustainability projects happening in the College.

Our Art Historians enjoyed a superb lecture by Dr Lizzie Marx, Curator of Dutch and Flemish Art at the National Gallery of Ireland.

A fantastic evening of jazz as The Marlburian was transformed into Marlborough’s version of Ronnie Scott’s.

These new pupil articles discuss astronomy, architecture, probability theory and literature in the time of John Vanbrugh.

Our Debating Team were delighted to share their knowledge & skills with pupils from Thorngrove School.

We are delighted to have been able to acquire this important piece of Marlborough visual heritage.

The College extends its warmest congratulations to all our pupils for the following rich array of individual and team successes.

Over £11,000 and counting has been raised this term for a variety of important causes.

Read a termly review of this exciting new venture and the expansion plans to come.

The last conference of the MUN season saw another strong performance from our Lower Sixth team

