General school news

How do you make a bridge that won’t break or use forensics to solve a murder? Pupils aged from 8-14 faced these challenges and many more and in this

World Book Day always allows Harrodians to indulge two enduring school passions – reading books and dressing up to celebrate.

Dr Danielle Einstein, a leading clinical psychologist and key advocate behind Australia’s under-16 social media ban, delivered a parent talk this week

With its complex and convoluted plot and its hugely demanding sing-through score, Les Misérables is not a musical production to be trifled with. But

Harrodian's U18 Football First XI has been setting new standards in recent years and last week saw them record another remarkable victory, this time

The medical room is much more than just place you go for paracetamol plasters. Emma Goodger, our Lead Medical and Welfare Officer explains

Once again this year, the Harrodian community has turned the run up to Christmas into a giving season with a series of generous charity initatives

With the help of a parent-and pupil-packed church, eight Harrodian choirs filled St Paul’s Hammersmith with festive harmonies at Harrodian's annual

It's 121 years since JM Barrie came up with Peter Pan. But English teacher Mr Digby Don finds that the play still feels as timeless and charming as

Here are the winning photos, along with the runners-up from our Prep and Senior schools as well as our staff. This year’s theme was Connections.