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Eight students took part in a Model United Nations Conference at the weekend in Reigate. Three were chairing at the event and one student, at his first conference, won highly commended delegate award.
Eight students took part in a Model United Nations Conference at the weekend in Reigate. Three were chairing at the event and one student, at his first conference, won highly commended delegate award.
Competing in their first ever piping competition and the only English school there, the Gordon's pipers were placed 9th overall in the quartets of the Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championships on Sunday.
Looking forward to welcoming over 40 schools to the Parwood Equestrian Centre on Sunday for the Gordon’s Show Jumping Event. Spectators welcome to what promises to be another competitive and enjoyable day in the equestrian calendar. Please click here for programme.
Lights off for a tale of ghostly goings-on by author G P Taylor who is visiting Gordon’s today for World Book Day. The best-selling writer of the novels Shadowmancer and Tersias is enthralling his audiences here with his macabre tales and will also be delivering a workshop.
As part of their BTEC Business Course, Y11 students ‘applied’ for the position of Kitchen Assistant at Gordon’s, supplying a letter; CV and application form. To prepare them for the process, they were shown around the kitchen by Catering Manager David Mason. As well as learning about the importance of the application process, they came away much wiser about the nature of the catering industry - and how much work goes into their meals every day!
ESFA Semi Final takes place on Wednesday 13th March from 2.30pm at home on the Front Field. Please come and support our First XI against Hampton School.
Two categories; two choirs; two first places! The Boys’ Choir, formed just six months ago, sang their way to first place at the Godalming Performing Arts Festival yesterday. Also hitting the top spot at Surrey’s biggest Arts event, was the Semper Fidelis Choir.
The SBF Tournament at Steyning Grammar scheduled for today has been postponed due to poor weather.
A reminder that the Open Meeting for parents and members of the wider community who would like to be involved in the campaign to raise funds for the new sports hall and all weather pitch, will take place tonight at 6.15pm in the Stibbon Room.
For the second year in succession, Kensington House baked their way to victory with their Swiss roll featuring the Gordon's crest, for the Inter-House Baking Competition today. In second place were China and third, Gravesend. The task facing two chefs from each house, was to produce Swiss rolls on a Gordon’s theme. The difficult job of judging on both appearance and taste was done by Mrs Rentell; Mrs Boorman and Mrs Cottam.
Although it’s over a month away, girls in the Residential Boarding house Augusta are already getting ready for Mothering Sunday. They made a stunning range of cards at the weekend which they will sell alongside truffles to raise money for their charity for the homeless, Crisis.
We welcome the students pursuing sports scholarships for Gordon's Sixth Form, here for their assessments today. Not the best conditions but all putting on a great display of their sporting talents. We also look forward to seeing the Creative Arts Scholarship candidates on Wednesday and Thursday for their assessments. Click here for further information on scholarships in the Sixth Form.