Meads Fest is Back!
Dust off your lawn chairs, dig out your sunglasses, and get ready for the return of the school’s favourite summer tradition: Meads Fest is back! Following the fantastic...
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Dust off your lawn chairs, dig out your sunglasses, and get ready for the return of the school’s favourite summer tradition: Meads Fest is back! Following the fantastic...
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Dust off your lawn chairs, dig out your sunglasses, and get ready for the return of the school’s favourite summer tradition: Meads Fest is back! Following the fantastic success of last year’s outdoor event, we are absolutely thrilled to invite our entire school community to the rounders field on Wednesday, 8th July for another relaxed, festival-style afternoon of incredible live music. Our talented students have been working incredibly hard all year, and they cannot wait to share their performances with you in the sunshine.
The festivities will kick off at 3:05 PM with our House Charity event. This year, our student Houses are pulling out all the stops with a wonderful variety of refreshment and craft stalls. It is the perfect opportunity to arrive early, grab a treat, and buy some unique student-made items, all while supporting a fantastic cause.
The main concert will begin at 4:30 PM and the event will wrap up at 7:00 PM. Because this is a casual outdoor celebration, we highly encourage all parents, carers, and visitors to bring along picnic blankets and lawn chairs to keep you comfortable on the field throughout the afternoon. To reserve a ticket, please follow this link to our ticket source: https://www.
We cannot wait to celebrate our musicians and see the field come alive with music, community spirit, and charity fundraising once again. Grab your chairs, bring your enthusiasm, and let’s make this year’s Meads Fest just as memorable as the last!

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Pastoral Manager Ms de Alwis led a really positive assembly for her year group on Wednesday morning of this week. She reminded all of us present that we are all growing in so many...