Praise from former Pilgrims' teacher, Wendy Buckett: '... and their acting skills with such feeling and intonation, emotion and humour, and talent - honestly, leaves me breathless with awe and wonder...'
Credit @Jim Pascoe for the photographs. These will be available for parents to purchase soon (you will be notified by SchoolPost).
Choristers from Years 4, 5, 6 and 7 took on the great and the good of Winchester in the annual pancake races held in the Outer Close, organised by the Winchester Rotary.
The Pilgrims' School, Winchester, has earned the prestigious title of "Best of the Best Prep School for Music" from The Week magazine's Independent Schools Guide, marking a spectacular achievement on their very first entry
This week in debate commoner, the topic was 'Children are entitled to a smartphone free childhood up to the age of 16.'
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In this photo, the boys are feeding the birds ahead of the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend. Click the link to take part too!
"There are 2,300 people on the other side of that door!"
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Apple season is upon us and this provides me with a wonderful natural resource.
At the end of last term, 46 of our boys took part in the prestigious LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art) exams, showcasing their talent and dedication to the performing arts.
The boys had a cracking week, as evidenced in the diary notes and photographs below, sent from the Kelly team.
Last Saturday, we were delighted to host an engaging and insightful Education AI event with Justin Pinnells, the Academic Director of CATALYST at Winchester College. The presentation covered a range of areas, including the benefits and risks of AI, skills such as being able to critically evaluate AI output, regulation, and opportunities for innovation such as report writing.
The last week of the Easter holidays saw the Chamber Choir embark upon its first tour abroad. We spent five joyous days in Sorrento, soaking up Italian culture, Italian food, the sheer beauty of the surroundings and – happily – plenty of warmth and sunshine, too!
The sun finally shone and welcomed the Chapel Choir to Westminster Abbey for a weekend of services. The Quiristers enjoyed a picnic in Parliament Square, explored iconic London sights and had fun staying together in their hotel.
