A girl’s House is part of her identity while she is at Wycombe Abbey. Our boarding system provides a supportive family in which girls learn to be independent, to value and empower…

It is time to say goodbye to our Clarence girls as their final week at Wycombe Abbey comes to an end. We are immensely proud of these girls and all their achievements…

Her Excellency Lana Nusseibeh, attended Wycombe Abbey from 1990-1997 going on to read History at Queens’ College, Cambridge. In September 2013, Lana was the first woman from the United Arab Emirates to…

Wycombe Abbey holds a rich history, founded on 23 September 1896, by Miss Frances Dove, later Dame Frances. Recently, we have shared some our archive footage and images from the Second World War…

Practical subjects can be fundamental in alleviating the amount of screen time. For this reason, we have maintained our normal format in delivering the inspiration for our lesson: Explain the task Ask…

 This week, Reverend Penny Nash delivers her online chapel service, discussing the theme of Health is Wealth.

Laura Chandler, Wycombe Abbey’s Healthcare Manager, has taken up the challenge during lockdown to start running 10km every day. We interviewed her about her journey below: 1. Tell us about your running….

Persevering through something is never easy. By definition, perseverance is persistence in doing something despite the difficulty. It is for this reason that I think perseverance is one of the most valuable…

Our theme of the week is Perseverance. This week, Reverend Penny Nash delivers her online chapel service discussing some of the challenges of life and how to overcome them and continue persevering…

This week is Children’s Book Week and we have been reflecting upon the importance of books at Wycombe Abbey. Looking through the school archives, we found an eyewitness account of the School’s…