At the end of Trinity I was honoured to take part in the second concert of The Choristers of Great Britain in support of the charities, Friends Of Cathedral Music and the Diamond Fund for Choristers.
This year’s Sheldonian Concert was held in honour of NRG, just a few weeks before his retirement as Headmaster.
The calendar of leavers’ events kicked off this year with a Year 8/8S trip to Stratford to see ‘As You Like It’ at the Royal Shakespeare Company.
We were delighted to welcome Oliver Holt, chief sports writer at The Mail on Sunday, and former Sports Writer of the Year and Sports Journalist of the Year, to talk to Year 8 about a career in journalism.
New College Choir joined with the choirs of King’s College, Eton and Winchester Colleges, in Cambridge to mark the retirement of King’s Director of Music, Sir Stephen Cleobury.
On May Day, Year 5 went to the Oxford Synagogue to learn more about Jewish worship.
As Hilary Term came to a close, the choristers found themselves on a flight to New York, ready for their epic eighteen-day tour of the USA.
The first lines from the finale song of this year’s French Play Folie de Mort summarise perfectly the energy with which Years 5 and Year 6 participated in the play.
Year 4 went on a cross-curricular trip to the History of Science Museum for a workshop on the Golden Age of Islam.
College Day is always eagerly anticipated ...
NCS celebrated with a STEM festival between 11 th and 15 th March.
This year’s Holloway Lecture, heralding the start of the NCS Stem Festival, was delivered by Professor David Clifton.