On Wednesday night, Year 8 performed Dickens’ much loved story ‘Little Dorrit’. In a creative adaptation of the complicated Victorian plot, Mr Stokes and his troupe of players (with considerable scripts to learn) presented the audience with a vivacious and enthusiastic telling of the tale. The twists and turns of the lives of a marvellous […]
Last week was Heritage’s third annual Screen Free Week. Families were strongly encouraged to take part by saying ‘no’ to TV and video’s, gaming, social media and internet use – for recreational purposes, for seven days. To quote Jane Rumble, Director of Market Intelligence at Ofcom ‘Millions of us are taking a fresh look at […]
We have just said goodbye to a group of 13 French pupils, who came to stay for a week with their exchange partners. This was a return visit, as we had made the first exchange to Dax, in February. It was quite an adventure for them, as none had ever been to England before. The […]
“North Yorkshire? In May? Take a Warm Coat” was the advice we received when planning this year’s Senior Camp. For those whose children went however, our visit to “God’s Own Country” could not have had better weather. The camp started at 06:40hrs on Monday 22nd May, when Chris Evans kindly enrolled Heritage School into the […]
Senior School pupils have been thinking carefully about the forthcoming General Election. They have enjoyed presentations and Q&A sessions with, both the Labour and Conservative Party MP candidates for Cambridge. On Wednesday 17 May, Dr John Hayward, the Conservative candidate (and husband to our very own Mrs Hayward) visited Heritage, and on Friday 19 May […]
