...with plenty of enthusiastic participation from students and colleagues alike in support of this important cause. We look forward to sharing the total amount raised in our end-of-term newsletter. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun! (3/3)

...including a wonderfully creative Stonehenge interpretation by Oleksii, Hayan and Joseph! Elsewhere in school, Years 7-11 took part in a non-uniform day. On Thursday lunchtime, the annual Sixth Form vs Staff charity dodgeball match took place in the Sports Hall... (2/3)

Representatives from each Year Group laid poppy wreaths to pay their respects. We’re deeply proud of our students for showing such respect and dignity, and we thank those who took part in uniform. Lest we forget. #RemembranceDay2025 (2/2)

The GHS Choir will participate in a series of workshops this academic year, leading up to a special concert in the Summer Term, where they will be joined by students from other schools to perform alongside the prestigious Oxford Bach Choir. (2/2)

The day provided a rich opportunity for students to develop their fieldwork and analytical skills, while deepening their understanding of geography’s crucial role in tackling the challenges of climate change. (3/3)

Under the expert guidance of Dr Kim Polgreen, Honorary Norham Fellow at the University of Oxford’s Department of Education, students explored how much carbon is stored in the woodland’s trees. (2/3)

A special shout-out to our amazing staff and Sixth Form students for their help, and to Mr and Mrs La Porte for conjuring up such a wickedly wonderful event! 🎃 (4/4)

Thank you to everyone who came along – your energy and costumes made the night so enjoyable. (3/4)

With cobwebs dangling and lights flickering, our daring adventurers in Years 4, 5 and 6 crept down the corridors, knocking on classroom doors for tricks, treats, and the occasional spooky surprise! 👻 (2/4)

All of our students were encouraged to wear something yellow to demonstrate their support for YoungMind's 'Hello Yellow' campaign. The PALs students hosted a bake sale at lunchtime, which was well-attended, as ever! We raised £827.56 for YoungMinds in total, which is absolutely superb 🙌🏼 🌟 (2/2)

With around 80% of cardiac arrests occurring at home, this training could make a crucial difference – giving someone experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest the best possible chance of survival. Thank you to Russell and Erik, who volunteer their time to support this inspiring programme. (3/3)

The event was part of ‘Restart a Heart’, a national initiative organised by the Resuscitation Council UK and the British Heart Foundation, which aims to raise awareness about cardiac arrest and equip people with CPR skills. (2/3)