On Friday, Downe House welcomed 40 boys from Ludgrove School for an inspiring and action-packed STEM Day with our Lower Fourth girls.
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the unique talents, hobbies and achievements of the incredible women who support the Downe House community in their day-to-day roles at the School.
Our second open mic poetry evening, hosted on 13th February 2025, where a love for poetry, storytelling, self-love, friendship (and everything in between) was celebrated.
In February 2025, Chloe and Louise (Upper Fifth) had the incredible opportunity to visit Cape Town, South Africa, as part of the Global Schools’ Exchange Programme. Their exchange took place at Herschel Girl’s School. Below is their written account of the unforgettable experiences they had during their month-long adventure. A big thank you to Chloe and Louise for sharing their wonderful memories with us!
In July 2024, Bella and Margaret (Upper Fifth/Year 11) had the incredible opportunity to visit India as part of the Global Schools’ Exchange Programme. Their exchange took place at Mayo College Girls’ School in Ajmer, Rajasthan. A big thank you to Bella and Margaret for sharing their wonderful memories with us!
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, we are proud to highlight the apprentices who are currently developing their careers with us at Downe House.
Emi (Upper Sixth) writes about our unforgettable evening at The Watermill Theatre, where our Drama Scholars showcased their talent and had the privilege of speaking with actress and writer Lena Kaur.
Last week, we were delighted to welcome 21 students from Marlston House for an inspiring day of hands-on learning. The visit provided an opportunity for the students to explore what the school has to offer at secondary level, with a particular focus on STEM subjects.
Kirsten Mortimer, Director of Creative Arts, relays how Downe House Students shone at GENerate's 2025 Exhibition.
Downe House was transformed into a lively hub of excitement as a funfair came to town!
It’s the time of year to curl up by the fire (or heater) and read a good book! Whether it be a book that’s been on your TBR for ages, a Christmas gift or even one you have borrowed from the Murray Centre Library, there’s no better way to spend your time over the festive period.
In November, we tested the linguistic prowess of our Remove students, with Mr Gill as question master, for the annual Spelling Bee competition.
