Comic Relief 2026

In school, we host charity drives every term - to help the less fortunate. These events are a crucial way to teach our boys the importance of being mature, considerate and active citizens. The Spring term focused on student-led fundraising for Comic Relief, all to benefit children and young people both in the UK and abroad. Cash donations were captured during Study Support, while parents/carers were able to donate via our JustGiving page. There is still time to donate if you can.

We also hosted several fun activities during lunchtimes. Students loved the ‘beat the goalie’ competition (pictured first above), with 80 students taking part across the week! They had just one minute to score as many goals as possible against Sixth Form goalkeeper Ollie Gilmour - congratulations to Ted East (Year 11) for his victory in the final. On Thursday, we held our first-ever Isleworth's Got Talent competition, and it was fantastic to see an array of talents on display. The winner was Riyan Nalli (Year 7) for his superb card-based magic tricks. Other talents including singing, Rubik's Cube tricks and even a recital of Pi to 60 decimal places! Elsewhere in the school, we held a treasure hunt (pictured second above), with students gathering as many facts as they could find regarding Comic Relief's mission.

We will confirm the amount raised in the Summer Term, but it is already clear that our community did a fantastic job raising money for the less fortunate. It is fantastic to see such compassion and kindness across our school.