Introducing the new Senior Student Leadership Team for 2025/26 of Head Boy Elliot Watson, Head Girl, Beth Bailey; Deputy Head Boy Michael Leybourne; Deputy Head Girl Ellie Stokes; Sergeant Major Bayan Muhsen; Colour Sergent Alisha Limbu and new roles to the line-up, the President of Societies Ece Tagmac and her Vice President James Taplin. All those applying for a senior student leadership roles were required to write a letter of application and submit their CVs before being interviewed by a panel, which included the Headmaster Andrew Moss. The new team will take over after Memorial Weekend in January. Thank you to our outgoing team and congratulations to those coming into the roles. For further information on Leadership and Service at Gordon's, please click here.

A place in the RFU ACE League finals for Gordon’s - for the first time in the school’s history - after a 40-7 victory against Stourport High today. The boys, who dominated the game from the start, will now play nine times National Champions Hartpury College. Congratulations boys!

A 3-0 win against King Edward’s Whitley has put the Gordon’s golf team into the ISGA Area Final. The win follows individual success in Scotland on the Dundonald links course in the SSGT SWIFTS National Strokeplay Championships with the A Team finishing sixth and the B team 12^th. In the National Schools competition on Monday at Moor Park GC, Gordon’s teams were placed third, fourth and fifth in the stableford and second, third and fourth in the scratch event. Gordon’s Team finished first and second in the Team stableford event.

Another Outstanding OFSTED inspection for Gordon’s! Inspectors rated the school outstanding in all five areas (quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management and Sixth Form provision) following their visit in October. Inspectors found that students thrive in response to the school’s high ambitions, learning the importance of hard work, participation and making positive contributions to the community. The report follows the 'outstanding' OFSTED boarding inspection earlier this year and states that students thrive in the togetherness of Gordon’s and appreciate the extensive co-curricular opportunities. To view the full report, please click here.

The icon of the 70s, weebles (that wobble but they don’t fall down) being brought back to life in papier mache form by Year 7 students as part of a school-wide initiative, Bounce Don't Break, promoting resilience.

The Remembrance Parade and Service will take place on the Parade Square at Gordon's on Sunday 10th November at 10.45am. All welcome.