Parent Taster Morning
Year 6 parents at Senior School Taster Morning
Year 6 parents at Senior School Taster Morning
St Gabriel’s swing into action to support Mencap.
Year 4 had a fantastic day visiting Winchester Cathedral and learnt lots to support their RPE topic on Christian places of worship. They started the day searching for angels in the cathedral. They were surprised by how many different angels there were and thought they were all so beautifully display...
Congratulations to Elsy, in Year 6, on winning the 2018 Courage Award at The Wave Project Awards event in November. Elsy takes part in The Wave Project, an organisation which offers children with additional needs the chance to learn to surf in an inclusive and safe environment, whilst also maki...
What a fantastic set of results by our very talented Year 6 team at The Manor tournament last week. This is tournament is always a good early season leveller with competition from Warwickshire, Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey. The results speak for themselves. The girls only narrowly lost their fina...
Saturday 22 September saw this year’s first meeting of St Gabriel’s History Cadets. Our theme was heraldry and battle strategy, so in the morning the group learnt about what a coat of arms signifies. Everyone chose a colour, animal, and pattern which represented their personal qualities...
Mrs Davidson and Y5 report on their trip to Normandy...
School Games is a national programme aiming to keep competitive sport at the heart of schools and provide children with the opportunity to compete and achieve their personal best.
Penny from Year 4 has written this lovely account of their recent residential trip to Lulworth Cove in Dorset as part of the geography curriculum.
Elsy from Year 5 reports on her fundraising on Anaphylaxia Awareness Day...
Newbury Spring Festival is one of the most popular and successful music festivals in the South of England and with the huge variety on offer, our pupils have enjoyed a range of unusual performances.
On Friday 23 March pupils in the Junior School took to the dance floor in their droves and showed just ‘what moves them’. This hugely popular PTA event in the school calendar raised a staggering £600 for Sport Relief.