General school news

Harrodian alumnus and outstanding pianist, Zachary Davies returned to his alma mater last week to perform a Mozart recital A packed audience of

In December 1982, Luther Blissett became the first black footballer to score for England. 40 years on he visited Harrodian to reflect on his career

After a three-year absence, the Film Festival staged a comeback and our expert judges were blown away by some of our talented Harrodian filmmakers.

Recent charity events such as Peace Day and Quiz Night have been a huge success in raising much needed funds.

The Women in Media Conference, an online event co-ordinated by former Head Girl Sam Bronheim, aims to promote inclusivity and diversity in the media

We are thrilled to announce that Harrodian has been awarded a Gold travel plan.

Sporting performance is on an upward curve at Harrodian and not just in the familiar team games, as remarkably recent success stories in fencing and

Harrodians love World Book Day because it allows them to celebrate twin passions for reading and dressing up

Harrodian’s Under 18s First XV triumphed over the conditions and their fierce, local rivals in this week’s big rugby match

Harrodian's production of Legally Blonde will both the biggest ever production in the school's theatrical history and its most uplifting, promises