Keep up to date with the latest news and events in and around our school.
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, St Gabriel’s is proud to support Sweet Caroline’s Hidden Book Adventure, a wonderful initiative founded by St Gabriel’s parent, Duncan Shearer.
We are thrilled to share that St Gabriel’s has received fantastic reviews from Muddy Stilettos, the award-winning national lifestyle website that showcases the very best local businesses, events and independent schools across the country.
Year 6 pupil Elodie delivered an outstanding performance at the Hampshire County Swimming Championships last weekend, competing in her very first County-level competition at Winchester’s 50m pool.
On Monday 24 February, our Sixth Formers kicked off the new half-term with an eye-opening road safety workshop, delivered by the Roads Policing Unit, a joint operations unit of Thames Valley Police and Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary.
Before the Half Term break, our Year 6 pupils were delving into the realities of life in Britain during World War II, exploring key historical themes such as rationing, evacuations, and the Blitz.
Our Nursery children had a thrilling start to the week as we welcomed PCSO Dickson and PCSO Vaughan from Thames Valley Police on Monday, 17 February.
Love, creativity, and kindness were in the air at St Gabriel’s this week as pupils across the school, from Nursery to Seniors, took part in a variety of Valentine’s-themed activities.
This week, our Nursery was buzzing with excitement as we welcomed fathers and grandfathers for a special series of Stay and Play sessions on Monday 10, Wednesday 12, and Friday 14 February.
On the morning of Wednesday 12 February, parents gathered at St Gabriel’s for the much-anticipated Junior Instrumental Project Performance.
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St Gabriel’s is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Equal Access School Plaque from the Barclays Girls' Football School Partnerships, in recognition of our commitment to providing equal access to football for girls.
On Monday 10 February, our Year 9 Geography students enjoyed an exciting educational trip to Bristol Aquarium, where they explored marine conservation and urban geography through hands-on experiences.
Students in St Gabriel’s MedSoc had the unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of antenatal care and the process of labour in a special session led by Science Technician and Newbury NCT leader, Helen Kuijpers.