News/What's On

Pupils in our 9s enjoyed a trip to the National Gallery to look at how Greek and Roman myths are depicted in some of its famous paintings.

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

A Level Economics students embarked on a tour of the City of London this week that provided a vivid experience of what trading in stocks, bonds and

Pupils in the 10s were transported back to Roman days in a special workshop organised by Mrs Seaton and the Classics/Latin department.

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

Harrodian’s Under 13s Cricketers got their their season off to an exciting start this week with an international fixture against one of Holland’s

Harrodian Science Week brings real life excitement and engagement to Prep pupils studying the subject

Pre-Prep's last week of term has been full of colourful celebrations encompassing everything from Mexico Day to Easter Hat parade.

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.