The Theory of Knowledge (TOK) is central to the educational philosophy of the diploma. It is a formally taught course that offers students the opportunity to reflect critically on diverse ways of knowing and to consider the role and nature of knowledge in their own culture, and in the cultures of others. In addition, it prompts students to be aware of themselves as thinkers, encouraging them to become better acquainted with the complexity of knowledge and to recognise the need to act responsibly. The course is assessed by an essay and presentation at the end of the diploma.


Having qualified as amongst the top four teams in the region, Eleanor Y, Matthew H, Jasper P and Gleb S travelled to Oxford University to take part in the Oxford Union Schools’ Debating Finals.
Read more...The annual Eisteddfod took place on 12th March, marking a significant date in our School calendar that honours our wartime connection to Llanwrtyd Wells in Wales.
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| Saturday, March 21 2026 | English Schools' Netball Finals (U16), Sheffield |
| Saturday, March 21 2026 | Young Enterprise Spring Trade Fair, Worcester, 8.30am-3.45pm |
| Saturday, March 21 2026 | Years 5 & 7 Art Exhibition |
| Saturday, March 21 2026 | MUN Haileybury Conference, Hertfordshire |
| Saturday, March 21 2026 | Senior School Boarding Event: Boarders' Quiz/Bingo, Hospitality Suite, 7.00pm - 9.00pm |








