LAMDA pupils performed to a full house on Wednesday 1 February. Girls had the opportunity to showcase their talents with solo and ensemble performances. The pieces, from classic to contemporary, were cleverly interwoven to complement each other and kept the audience completely engaged.

Mrs Sue Marshall (LAMDA Teacher) commented, "I am incredibly proud of the teamwork, support and the outstanding talents of these girls. I feel very privileged to be teaching them".

We wish the all the pupils well for their LAMDA examinations next week.

From left to right: Rachel Parris, Hannah Maycock, Eleanor Sanger, Abigail Simkin and Danya Zeng

Congratulations to our five girls who have been offered places at the prestigious Oxford and Cambrige Universities.  Despite ever increasing competition for places, these students, with the full support of King's High, were able to secure offers to study their chosen subjects.  These range from Modern Medieval Languages to Veterinary Medicine.

Two Year 11 pupils, Katherine Heller and Imogen Rhodes, each received prizes of £100 for outstanding essays on Science and Belief. Their awards, along with a £400 honorarium to the Religious Studies Department, were made in recognition of the School’s involvement with a national project funded by the John Templeton Foundation.