Escape the cold weather and come to Gordon's for an Informal Concert on Monday 11th February in the Rec from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. This free public event will feature Y10 students and Semper Fidelis Singers. Please visit the Box Office for more information on this and other events and to book.
Competing in freezing temperatures in her first eight mile race, in a field of 22 – many of whom were ex-internationals – Isla Bethune and her partner won the class at Weybridge in the Elmbridge Canoe Club K2 10@10 race on Sunday. The young canoeist who is a regular at the new Ergo Centre at Gordon’s, only qualified to the group the week before the race. Congratulations Isla!
Fortune cookies; Chinese lanterns and of course sweet and sour chicken and egg fried rice were on the menu today at Gordon’s for students and staff welcoming in the Chinese New Year. They enjoyed a delicious lunch in the school dining room, complete with fortune cookies.
This year the theme of the Inter-House Art competition is Movement. The boys’ houses are currently creating their masterpieces then towards the end of the week it’s the girls’ turn. Judging their work will be the Art Department’s Andrew Holt and Hannah Cotton.
Don’t forget to head to the Nave in Christchurch, Woking today between 12.40pm and 1.20pm for a lunchtime concert by our GCSE and A Level soloists.
The polluted ocean habitat was the theme of a mini-exhibition by students for the Global Canvas 2019: Habitats of the World competition run by the Natural History Museum and the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation. The students recycled materials for the exhibition which has attracted entries from across the UK and world. Successful group winners will display their entry at the world famous museum in March.
All football games (home and away) vs Salesians, Farnborough on Saturday 2nd February have been cancelled due to the weather.
Photographs from the school's production of Bugsy Malone are now available to buy from the website. Please click here to view.
Examining the Oscar Pistorius case this afternoon as part of a Criminal Case Workshop were students in Years 11, 12 and 13. The group, who are interested in studying law, were taken through the famous case by Louise Musgrave of the University of Law. Afterwards they were given the opportunity to speak to Gordonians in the legal profession about careers. Please visit our Careers page for career industry talks as well as careers and work related learning.
‘Fantastic show tonight’; ‘…one of the best school productions I’ve seen’; ‘A privilege to see..’ are what audiences are saying about Bugsy Malone. Last chance to grab tickets for tonight at Camberley Theatre https://www.camberleytheatre.biz/events/gordons-school-present-bugsy-malone.
They mesmerised congregations with their performances during the candlelit Carol Services last month in the School Chapel. Now the newly-formed Boys’ Choir have learned that they are to sing in Notre Dame Cathedral. The choir will lead a Saturday Evening Mass in July at a service expected to attract well over 2,000 people.
Tonight’s the night! No longer rehearsing at school, the Bugsy Malone cast and crew have moved to Camberley Theatre where tonight they will face their fiercest critics – Gordon’s Residential Boarders! Tomorrow night and Wednesday it’s the turn of parents and staff to watch what promises to be another outstanding production from the Drama Department.
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