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The Summer term is an especially rich time for Nature Walks, as pupils explore the natural world at its most vibrant, colourful, and full of life.

Heritage’s team competed at the inaugural Olympic Cup at the Cambridge University athletics track, achieving a strong set of results across all year groups.

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

Year 7 and 8 pupils enjoyed an unforgettable camp in the Peak District.

This term has seen standout performances, excellent LAMDA results, and success in the ISA Shakespeare Monologue Competition.

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

Four fantastic performances set the standard for years to come

International Day at Heritage saw pupils across the school celebrating different countries through a range of creative and cross-curricular activities.

Year 2 pupils enjoyed a visit to the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, where they handled artefacts and learned about different cultures.

On 13 November, Year 8 presented a powerful and utterly unique production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Congratulations to the Heritage team who were one of five prize winners in a national fungi competition run by the British Mycological Society!

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.

Last weekend we took all of the Seniors on our first 24hr Camp - a great time was had by all in the beautiful open parkland of Bradfield Combust, Suffolk!

We are delighted to share the outstanding results of our pupils in their GCSE exams, which demonstrate yet again that Heritage School deserves its reputation for academic excellence. 

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’.