Black Classicists: From Ostracism to Scholarship
Read about the exhibition's journey, from the USA to St Gabriel's and beyond!
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Read about the exhibition's journey, from the USA to St Gabriel's and beyond!
We are delighted to announce our Sixth Form Officers for 2022 - 23.
Our Year 13 student, Evie, has been awarded the David Prosser Award at the Marlborough Hockey Club awards ceremony.
The Classics Department is on the move again!
We had our second virtual Sixth Form Careers Spotlight Event of this academic year on 17 February.
The Sixth Form Careers Spotlight Event was held on Thursday 9 December. The students were treated to an amazing virtual opportunity to listen to career discussions given by our prestigious alumnae.
Congratulations to Rhiannon in Year 13 who has been awarded a commendation for her essay on Classical Reception as part of the Mary Renault Prize.
As an A Level photography student what do you do without access to the school darkroom during lockdown? Follow Betty’s example and create your own, in the bathroom, at home to process your films. Betty has explained the development of her latest work 'Forest' which we have...
To celebrate National Poetry Day on 1 October St Gabriel's ran a poetry competition. This year the chosen theme was ‘Vision’ and pupils from year 3 - 13 - and staff members submitted poems for an anthology of writing. Year 8 pupils chose to write their o...
We were delighted to welcome Dr Rebecca Dennis to the Science Department at the start of the Autumn Term. We took the time to interview her to find out more about her passion for Biology and her desire to encourage natural curiosity and lateral thinking in her students. You...
Our Harvest Festival celebration welcomed the Reverend Joy Mawdesley from St Nicolas' Church, Newbury, who did a fantastic job of leading both Junior and Senior School assemblies, on Monday 5 October with prayers and readings from pupils. The assemblies, delivered via Team...
Although our normal summer term Art Exhibition had to be postponed, we have been able to share a little of the wonderful work created by GCSE and A level students on work on social media, albeit not until after the publication of examination results. However, it is difficult to do justice...