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  • Back to School

    Published 02/09/25

    Looking forward to welcoming all our new Residential boarders this afternoon. In Woolwich House, the term time home for our youngest boarders, Barney is keeping guard over the camels that will soon adorn all 32 beds! For the senior sports teams, work has already begun on getting ready for the new term with pre-season training in full swing. Yesterday afternoon, they enjoyed a team building 'It's a Knockout' event, playing to all their strengths in the disciplines of hockey, rugby, netball and football. 

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  • Joy at GCSE results

    Published 21/08/25

    Smiles, hugs and pure joy as GCSE students collected their results this morning. Another great set of results as over 90 per cent achieved the 'gold standard' of five or more GCSE grades including English and Maths. Congratulations to all! For further information on the results, please click here.

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  • a level elation

    Published 14/08/25

    Euphoric scenes at Gordon's this morning as Year 13 students collected their A Level and BTEC results, celebrating with friends, teachers and parents. Their hard work has paid off with 87% graded A* to C. Five are now heading for Oxford or Cambridge, 22 bound for Exeter,  three to medical school and and the majority securing places to their first choice universities! Congratulations all! For full results, please click here.

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  • Best of Luck Year 13!

    Published 13/08/25

    The best of luck to all our wonderful Year 13 leavers with their A Level and BTEC results tomorrow. These can be picked up in person from The Rec or viewed via the student portal from 8am. 

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  • Gold in Wales

    Published 30/07/25

    Snowdonia’s stunning scenery helping to take their minds off their blisters as students undertake their Duke of Edinburgh's Gold expedition in Wales. The groups will spend four days and three nights with eight hours of planned activity each day. They must also carry their accommodation and food as well as cook it! Best of luck to all of them!

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  • Reaching for the Skies

    Published 21/07/25

    Would-be engineers and aviators enjoyed a spectacular day of flying displays and static aircraft at the The Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) at RAF Fairford. The CCF RAF students visited during the ‘Futures Day’, which is aimed at showcasing careers in aviation and which included interactive stands for budding aviators and engineers. The students were also given a private tour of a Boeing Poseidon MRA1 (P-8A) multi-role maritime patrol aircraft!

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  • Going for gold

    Published 17/07/25

    Baking temperatures, rain and boot blow-outs! Sixth Form students on the The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Gold in the Black Mountains, Wales have experienced it all on their four day/three night practice expedition. Later this month they will head to Snowdonia for the final expedition. Good luck to them all!

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  • 140th annual parade

    Published 05/07/25

    A whole school celebration of the school’s 140th Anniversary as Gordonians, parents, students and staff joined together today for Prize Giving and the Annual Parade. Inspecting the Parade and presenting prizes, was the Guest of Honour Major General Peter Rowell MBE Commandant and Chief Executive of the Defence Academy of the UK. Recent successes including national wins for the golf team and the Gordon's School Pipes and Drums’ visit to Windsor Castle were celebrated today along with individual and House prizes and cups. Gordonians also attended their Memorial Service in the School Chapel and took part in the ‘Big Blaw’ giving them the opportunity to play the bagpipes alongside students in the Pipes and Drums.

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  • kings of the greens

    Published 05/07/25

    Top three places for Gordon’s golf teams in the National Schools Golf national team stableford finals at Royal Ashdown Forest GC with Gordon’s also clinching fifth, sixth, seventh and ninth places – a stunning result with seven teams finishing in the top ten! The top two places in the scratch event also went to Gordon’s! Congratulations to all!

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  • better me, better world

    Published 03/07/25

    What a difference a day made! Over 600 students working for others and producing some fantastic results. They cleared graves, gardened, painted, set up a new 400 metre mountain bike track at school and delighted elderly residents in local care homes as well as one near neighbour whose wooden fence they replaced as well as transforming his garden. They sifted through donations at the Phyllis Tuckwell, helped at the Woking Foodbank; produced toys for Hearing Dogs and litter-picked in the Surrey Hills and West Wittering Beach and put their gardening skills to the test at Holy Trinity School; Holy Trinity Church, Aldershot FC and the school’s new Eco Loop. A fantastic day of helping out in the community where they really did make a difference.

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  • making a difference

    Published 02/07/25

    Make a Difference (MAD) Day has arrived.  Over 600 students across the school going out into the community to make a difference. They are painting, litter-picking, renovating gardens, clearing graves and helping in care homes, schools and foodbanks. Coaches are ready to take the students to West Wittering Beach, Aldershot FC, Bagshot Gardens Care Home, St John the Baptist School, Manor Green School, Horsell Care Home, the Surrey Hills, Surrey Wildlife Trust, Woking Foodbank. Back at school, we are welcoming Hearing Dogs for the Deaf.

    Pictured are students are cleaning the pews and clearing the graveyard and gravestones at Holy Trinity Church, West End. Many of the gravestones are dedicated to Gordonians who died in the First and Second World Wars while not much older than the students cleaning them.

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  • Summer Arts

    Published 01/07/25

    A spectacular Summer’s evening for the Gordon’s Summer Arts, a celebration of the creative arts at Gordon’s and beyond. Queues for ice creams and Gordon’s umbrellas and picnic rugs as the temperature hit over 30 degrees! Kicking off a packed programme was the Pipes and Drums. Holy Trinity School Choir also entertained, as well as the Gordon’s Singers and every conceivable music band from the school as well as dancers and musical theatre performers. A special exhibition of art showed it’s not just the students with artistic talents but teachers too!

     


     

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