School News

Year 5 delighted families with a charming performance that brought the quirky world of Wonderland to life.

The Year 5 & 6 Camp in Norfolk was a memorable outdoor experience

Heritage pupils achieved outstanding success at the RoboCon robotics competition, securing both first and second place after months of designing, building and programming their own robots.

Year 10 Geographers investigated the sustainability of Eddington and Year 8 visited Park Farm in Madingley

45 pupils from Year 4 to Year 11 competed in the regional ISA cross country event

Heritage cross country teams in action at both the English Schools Cup first round and regional round.

Thirty five pupils from Years 8–10 recently spent five days in the ancient port town of Aguilas, in South East Spain, where they enjoyed a varied programme of activities as they immersed themselves in the Spanish language and culture.

What was the greatest invention ever? In the first Infant and Junior Assembly of the new academic year, Mr Fletcher gave a surprising answer…

Senior Drama Club had a rollicking good time as they presented ‘an array of theatrical delights’ in their end of year Drama Showcase on the theme of ‘Love and Laughter’.

At the end of June, it was the turn of Years 9, 10 and 11 to venture out for their four night, five day camp in the New Forest, as they undertook their Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Expeditions.

Each year in June we encourage families to participate in Screen Free Week; those who do commit to not making use of screens for leisure purposes for the whole week.

Year 8 pupil Benji had the extraordinary opportunity to go on a three week expedition to the Antarctic before Easter and in a joyous Assembly he shared some of what life is like such a unique place.

The Year 5 class’ light-hearted, comedy musical took us back to the year 400 BC to tell the story of Ancient Greece, with the potter Peta as our guide.

Year 4 welcomed us to the Heritage Dental Practice, where they gave an animated illustration of the value of keeping our teeth healthy.

Heritage International Day 2025, our annual whole school exploration and celebration of countries from around the world, took place last Friday.

In Year 5’s interactive Class Assembly this term, they shared the amazing things they have been learning in Science about Forces.

Mr Fox launched our inaugural 'Research Fortnight' for Years 7, 8 and 9 in the first two weeks of the Spring Term.

A message from Headmaster Jason Fletcher

A journalist from the Dutch newspaper Trouw visited Heritage earlier this term.

Year 7 pupils have been exploring some of the wonders of our natural world this term through a unique Natural History Enrichment course.

We are announcing an innovative Five Year Plan for Fees in response to the 20% VAT on independent school fees from January, and higher business rates from April.

The early years at Heritage are designed to ignite a child’s natural curiosity and provide them with a rich, balanced foundation for learning.

From October 3-6, a group of 47 pupils from Years 8-11 embarked on a memorable trip to Normandy.