To this end, this year, Prep pupils visited the Toy Museum in Chertsey, tackled the high ropes at Sayers Croft, surveyed the river Tillingbourne and kayaked on their residential in the Isle of Wight. They also discovered Sutton Hoo treasures at the British Museum. Our Year 4 immersed themselves in Tudor life for 2 days in full costume at Hooke Court and Year 5 spent the day in a Victorian School, with both coming to realise school today is preferable and not so strict! 

A highlight for some of our Seniors was the ski trip to Switzerland. Pioneering the way forward post Covid, 66 girls and 8 staff completed the necessary and extensive paperwork, avoided Covid and arrived on the sunny slopes for the February Half Term break. In the words of one of the party members “this ski trip made me think differently about school trips. It gave me so many new memories and so much more confidence.” 

Iceland (known as the land of fire and ice) is arguably the best place in the world to see a variety of geographical landscapes. That is why, in February 2023, GCSE pupils will get to see waterfalls, walk on a glacier, and experience the geothermally heated pools. 

At the Girls Go Gold GSA (Girls Schools Association) Conference, GCSE Physical Education pupils were inspired by Sue Anstiss MBE on Women in the World of Sport and Professor Greg Whyte OBE, a lead expert in the world of physical activity. This group also gained an insight into undergraduate sports science at the Surrey Human Performance Institute.