There is always so much going on at Thorpe Hall School. We regularly post pictures, videos, updates and news from our Nursery, Preparatory School and Senior School on Facebook and Instagram.
This week, our Year 9 students had the fantastic opportunity to explore the world of Shakespeare with a tour of the iconic Shakespeare’s Globe. 🎭
Students discovered more about the history of the theatre, the performances that took place there, and what life was like for audiences and actors in Shakespeare’s time. It was a brilliant opportunity to bring their learning to life and experience one of London’s most famous cultural landmarks. 📚
During the summer holidays, Lily in Year 5 and her little sister Ellie handmade a beautiful collection of jewellery, keyrings and good luck charms to sell in their pop up shop. They were thrilled to sell their entire collection, raising an amazing £87! 🎉
The girls decided to donate half to Gold Geese Charity, a charity supporting families with children who have cancer, and used the other half to buy materials for their next collection.
They visited Gold Geese to deliver their donation and were so keen to learn more about the difference the charity makes to families. 🥰 We couldn’t be prouder and they’ve already started planning their next pop up shop! 🛍️
Well done girls x
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We are so grateful for your help and support l! 💛💛💛💛 legends. Thank you!
We were delighted to welcome back recent alumni and former Head Boy Daniel to Thorpe Hall School this week. 👏
After completing his GCSEs at Thorpe Hall School, Daniel went on to Westcliff High School for Boys for Sixth Form, where he achieved the top grade in all four of his A levels. He is now embarking on an exciting new chapter, studying Medicine at Imperial College London! 🩺🎓
Daniel spoke to our current Year 11 students about his educational journey, sharing some fantastic advice and reminding them that setbacks can be opportunities to succeed in a different way.
He also encouraged students to step outside their comfort zones, try new clubs and activities, and make the most of every opportunity to build their experiences and become the best, most well-rounded version of themselves. Our students also had the opportunity to ask Daniel questions at the end of his talk, making for a really valuable and inspiring session.
A huge thank you to Daniel for taking the time to return to Thorpe Hall School and sharing his experiences with our students. We are incredibly proud and wish him every success as he begins his studies at Imperial. 🌟
Well done to Daniel. Wishing him the very best for the future. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Well done Daniel!A doctor in the making.xx😇🌟🌟🌟