Over the Easter break, members of the Wycombe Abbey community were involved in a number of outstanding sporting opportunities and achievements, representing both the School and their nations across a wide range…
Following their success in the regional heats of the Joutes Oratoires Sixth Form French Debating Competition, Annika and Sula (LVI) represented Wycombe Abbey at the National Finals, held at the French Institute in London. The finals brought together…
At the start of Easter Long Leave, pupils from LIV – LVI travelled to the Algarve, Portugal, for this year’s much anticipated Tennis Tour. Designed to bridge the gap between technical training and competitive match play, the tour began…
At Wycombe Abbey, the relationships we build with our pupils do not end when they leave School. Our Seniors continue to inspire us with their achievements, and we remain committed to supporting and celebrating…
Last term, six Wycombe Abbey pupils travelled to Australia to participate in a three-week long exchange programme, immersing themselves in the academic and cultural life of Perth and Sydney. By staying with host families and…
Following Wycombe Abbey’s reporting of UVI pupils’ outstanding success in the early rounds of US university applications, where admissions rates at many institutions are already highly selective, I am delighted to share that this…
For Wycombe Abbey’s newly appointed Sports Captain, Yimika, football is about more than the game itself. She is harnessing the power of the sport she loves through her campaign, Football Boots Need Football…
In the world of competitive fencing, victory is often decided by the narrowest of margins, a fraction of a second or a single lapse in concentration. For Wycombe Abbey pupil, Alicia (LVI), mastering these margins has…
Before the Easter break, LIV Geography pupils visited Kew Gardens to enrich their studies outside of the classroom. They explored a range of glasshouses, biomes and curated landscapes, gaining first-hand insight into plant diversity, ecosystems and climate adaptations. …
To enrich their Religious Studies learning, our UIV pupils recently visited the Swaminarayan Mandir in London, one of the largest and most intricately designed Hindu temples outside India. The visit offered pupils…