As part of the celebration of the School’s 140th Birthday, our Music Recital showcases the talents of our pupils, from girls in the Junior School to Sixth Form.
The Music Recital takes place on Thursday 28 June, from 7.00pm to 8.00pm, in the Theatre. The recital follows our Arts Festival Invitational event which starts earlier in the evening, at 5.30pm.
All welcome; please bring along family, friends and neighbours. We look forward to seeing you.
As part of our School’s 140th birthday celebrations this year, we are delighted to be hosting an Arts Festival week, from Wednesday 27 June to Saturday 30 June 2018.
We have a varied programme of events to show case the School’s extensive array of performing and creative arts.
To find out more please click here: Arts Festival Leaflet vf3.
Please do share this invitation with families and friends. All most welcome so please come along.
We hope to welcome you into School later this month.
A special literary ingredient has been mixed into the Arts Festival programme this year, to help us celebrate 140 years of the Arts in our School.
During the day, we are welcoming two renowned young people’s authors into school to speak to our pupils and children from local community schools. For the younger girls, Monica Withrington will give readings from her books, including The Reluctant Shepherd. Later in the day, for pupils in Year 6 to Year 8, we will have a visit from writer Robin Stevens, author of the Murder Most Unladylike series.
In the evening on Wednesday 27 June, from 5:30pm-7:30pm, we are very happy to be able to invite you to an Audience with Dr Annie Gray, food historian and regular on BBC Radio 4’s Kitchen Cabinet. Her recent publication, The Greedy Queen, looks at Queen Victoria’s passion for food.
To bring this event to life for the students, girls of all ages will be on hand with food and literary-based activities, including a link to our History department and recreating dishes from the Victorian era.
Refreshments will be available from 5:30pm. Please do come along and bring friends and family to join in. All welcome!
As part of our School’s 140th birthday celebrations this year, we are hosting an Arts Festival week, from Wednesday 27 June to Saturday 30 June 2018.
There is a varied programme of events to showcase the School’s extensive array of performing and creative arts. Find more details here.
The Arts Festival Invitational Day will be held on Thursday 28 June from 5.30pm to 7.00pm and will be an evening of artist awe and wonder, with shows, music and activities spilling out of every corner of the School.
We would be delighted to welcome all pupils, families, friends and neighbours to participate in these celebrations and join us at any or all of the events.
There is no entry fee and all welcome. We look forward to seeing you there!
Our nursery school girls are learning about the life cycle of chicks.
We are delighted to share the GDST’s brand transformation, raising the profile of our organisation and reinforcing perceptions that we offer the very best in teaching and pastoral care.
On Saturday we celebrated 25 years since the School has been at Hardingstone. The new school was opened by the Queen on 15 October 1992.
The nursery school girls have been finding out about post offices and how we post letters. They all really enjoyed our visit to Cogenhoe Post Office.
After months of planning, the sun was shining, the stalls looked fantastic and we opened the doors to our annual Spring Fayre. We had lots of the usual favourites including badge making, face painting and for the more challenging visitor Hoopla, the Ladder Game and of course Splat The Rat!