Pupils and parents gush about the teachers across the board – ‘brilliant’, ‘sensitive’, ‘beyond fantastic’ – nobody had a bad word to say. One, bowled over by her daughter’s improvement in maths, told us, ‘she has gone from saying “I can’t do it” to “I can’t do it yet”.
The Good Schools Guide
Comedian Gus Lymburn led comedy workshops with our Lower School centered around the theme of 'Isn't it funny that' to prepare them for the annual Find Your Voice competition. Pupils worked on their delivery in small groups, helping them to gain valuable public speaking skills. https://t.co/S6Ws9gupMS
Today in our French class, our Year 7 pupils played the classic game 'Guess Who', but with a difference. They had to describe the characters in French! An interactive way to practice speaking skills https://t.co/wrV2fedr3m
Join us this Thursday in the Sixth Form Common Room to hear from a representative from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission about the important work they do across the world. https://t.co/e35OhrGJDp
Year 9 have been learning how to create a two cut reduction lino print for their 'Sweets, Treats and Food' project! Here is a selection of their work to showcase for #WorldArtDay https://t.co/wPXeHXi8rL
On the final day of the Spring term the whole school participated in our Celebration Assemblies. Pupils were presented with awards and Easter Eggs for attainment and improvement in their subjects, as well as for exemplifying the school values Congratulations to all of our pupils! https://t.co/FVU7YmFMTL
Eid Mubarak! Wishing all in our community marking the end of Ramadan, a joyful Eid ✨ https://t.co/QXsVxJSDZC
Take a look at our sport & PE Instagram for a round up video of the term! @radnorhousesporttw if you don’t follow us already! Happy Easter to all of our Radnor House community #springterm2024 #completeditmate #courage #excellence #perseverance #respect https://t.co/OrQ6SiRGJI
Some of our Sixth Formers, who are looking ahead to a career in medicine, were invited to the base of the London Air Ambulance. They learnt about the helicopter from one of the fire officers, a pilot and a doctor, before being joined by a senior paramedic. https://t.co/itOufqY9cn
Some of our Sixth Formers, who are looking ahead to a career in medicine, were invited to the base of the London Air Ambulance. They learnt about the helicopter from one of the fire officers, a pilot and a doctor, before being joined by a senior paramedic. https://t.co/itOufqY9cn
Yesterday's AEP talk was from Owen Slot, Chief Sports Writer for the Times. This was a very popular talk with pupils and staff alike. Owen shared stories from his career in sports journalism and reflected upon the highs and lows before answering questions from the pupils. https://t.co/UH2TCtIOs9
This year for Black History Month we celebrated Black British history, aiming to inspire our pupils to keep discovering more about Black British culture and history throughout the year.
We are delighted with the achievement of our Eco-Club members, who under the guidance and inspiration of Radnor parent Sally Cornelius and Clare Marshall, our Head of Geography – have been awarded a Distinction in the Eco-Schools Green Flag Award.
No Mow May! This week our Eco Club have been discussing the benefits of 'No Mow May' and why it is important to support the growth of wild flowers which provide the food for our pollinators! Here are some more details about the campaign from 'Plantlife'.
This year Earth Day falls on Saturday 22nd April. Please get involved and help to save and protect our planet! Here are some ideas and resources to help you:
Way back in 2003, in what was either the most inspired or the most foolish thing we have ever done, our family flew to France in the February half-term break and bought a house. This was not quite the random act it may appear, because we knew when we set off on our journey that a property purc...
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