In November, the History Society was fortunate to hear from Roger Moorhouse; he gave a fascinating talk about Poland in 1939 and The September Campaign. A British historian and author specialising in…

Due to Covid restrictions last year, pupils were unable to go on trips for both their academic lessons and activities. Last week, A level geographers were the first group to venture out…

Wycombe Abbey girls received their GCSE grades today and the School congratulates them on their excellent results which are a result of their sustained hard work and effort throughout the difficult circumstances…

The Wycombe Abbey community joins our Upper Sixth Clarence girls in celebrating their outstanding A level grades. These results have been achieved under exceptionally difficult circumstances with the ongoing global pandemic. This…

Over the course of the Spring Term, two teams of UIV pupils have been working on engineering projects for their Bronze Industrial Cadets Award. Through Industrial Cadets experiences, pupils gain insight and…

The Chalfont St Giles Literary Competition encourages young people to creatively reflect upon a range of historical and social issues and share their works with the wider community. Every aspect of creativity…

At the beginning of the Spring Term, Diana (LVI) penned an entry for the Supreme Court writing competition, aimed at encouraging those in the Sixth Form with a keen interest in law…

On 11 May, LV were given the incredible opportunity to hear the first-hand account of Holocaust survivor, Susie Barnett – I could not hide my amazement as I listened to her story….

  Pupils in the Fourth Form recently took part in the inaugural Black+Blum design competition which challenges children across the country to design a new on-the-go food and drink product for teens….

  Over the past year, a collaborative Art Exhibition was created to exhibit pupils’ artwork from across our international schools in the UK, Hong Kong and Changzhou, China. Together, the overarching theme…