The Isleworthian Newsletter

Week 16 (16-20 December 2024)

At the end of 2024, we celebrate our students, including the first to receive a Diamond award and lots of cups and prizes at our Senior Awards Evening. We also have two big reveals – the title of this year’s school production (hint: a children’s classic) and a student-led band with an exciting recording project.

Week 15 (9-13 December 2024)

In the penultimate issue of term, a reflection on our glorious Winter Concert, as well as information about how boys have been spreading festive spirit via the Christmas lunch, local charity collection, and Christmas Jumper Day. Plus important notices including a reminder about the end of term.

Week 14 (2-6 December 2024)

Featuring the latest from our prestigious partnership with a West End theatre. It also celebrates Year 7 reaching the end of their induction process and includes a link to the term dates for 2025-26 – plus even more!

Week 13 (25-29 November 2024)

School musicians perform at the Royal Albert Hall, plus a review of our epic senior school production of ‘Julius Caesar’ and much more!

Week 12 (18-22 November 2024)

In today’s edition, our Key Stage 3 badminton team aim to continue our borough dominance, keen readers meet a published author, and student ambassadors have their say on the running of the school. All that, plus important notices about changes to the school calendar in upcoming weeks.

Week 11 (11-15 November 2024)

In this edition, students receive poignant reminders about the importance of remembrance, as two Year 12s visit a former Nazi concentration camp and we commemorate Armistice Day in school. Plus, our Key Stage 4 badminton team aim to make it fifteen years in a row as borough champions.

Week 10 (4-8 November 2024)

The first issue after half-term, featuring a Sixth Form student receiving international sporting recognition, as well as our Big Band hitting the recording studios to produce a music track for release.

Week 8 (21-25 October 2024)

In this week’s issue, students embark on a year-long project with a prestigious West End theatre. We also recognise and reward students demonstrating superb commitment to the school’s values, and much more!

Week 7 (14-18 October 2024)

This week, another former student performs on the international stage in a transfer from the West End. Elsewhere, unique outstanding opportunities abound for students, plus the reveal of our Senior School Production cast.

Week 6 (7-11 October 2024)

In this issue, a former student reaches the pinnacle of professional theatre – performing on Broadway in New York. Elsewhere, students enjoy outstanding enrichment visits, plus there’s important notices about PPD next week.

Week 5 (30 September – 4 October 2024)

A busy week of educational visits offers students unique opportunities beyond the classroom – plus really important messages about keeping children safe and maximising their potential.

Week 4 (23-27 September 2024)

This week, our outstanding opportunities continue to help students discover new passions, and our superb student ambassadors showcase the school at Open Evening. The newsletter also contains some key messages and information for all parents/carers to read.

Week 3 (16-20 September 2024)

A packed edition containing important information about protecting students’ mental health and keeping them safe in the local area.

This newsletter also launches our outstanding programme of extra-curricular opportunities and showcases the brilliant ways that students can get involved with the life of the school through leadership.

Week 2 (9-13 September 2024)

Containing various important messages, including some important changes to the school day during September and October. Plus, we introduce our new Chair of Trustees and showcase the huge range of extra-curricular enrichment on offer next week.

Week 1 (2-6 September 2024)

The first issue of 2024-25, featuring some fantastic news stories, including outstanding exam results, the former Year 13 student representing the UK on the international stage, and another leaver who is taking his first steps into the world of theatre.