Careers and Guidance talk by alumna and professional actor Venice van Someren
Published 09/01/23
On 18 November we were delighted to welcome alumna Venice van Someren to give an insightful and inspiring talk about her career as a professional actor.
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Read MoreYear 5 Girls' STEM Olympiad
Published 09/01/23Teams of five girls from both of our Junior Schools, Fitzwilliam Building, Cambridge and Dame Bradbury’s, Saffron Walden, took part in the Year 5 Girls’ STEM Olympiad, hosted by Old Buckenham Hall School in Suffolk.
Read MoreRecent Leavers Gathering, 4 January 2023
Published 07/01/23At the request of some of our 2020 GCSE alumnae, we invited the year group to gather for a catch-up over tea and cake with one another and some of their teachers on Wednesday 4 January at the Senior School.
Read MoreJapanese Partner School Visit
Published 06/01/23We hosted colleagues from one of our partner schools, Keio Yokohama Elementary School, in September.
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Read MoreA Tribute to former Junior School teacher, Sheila Cubitt, 1930-2022
Published 06/01/23We were tremendously saddened to hear of the passing of Sheila Cubitt, a much-loved and long-serving former member of the Junior School staff.
Read MoreThe Addams Family - Years 10-12
Published 05/01/23Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa and orchestrations by Larry Hochman.
Read MoreSports Update 11-18
Published 04/01/23It’s been another busy term for sport at the Senior School and Sixth Form.
Read MoreStaff Pantomime raises money for the Big Give
Published 03/01/23For the second year in a row, an intrepid bunch of teachers and staff members took to the stage to perform a staged reading of a pantomime in order to raise funds for The Big Give Campaign.
Read MoreTheatre visit to see Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
Published 14/12/22Back in November we took a large group of drama students and scholars from Years 10-13 to see this hilarious production Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
Read MoreConcours d’éloquence 2022 - French reading out loud competition
Published 13/12/22Five of our students took part in the Concours d’éloquence 2022, a French reading out loud competition.
Read MoreStephen Perse donates Apple iMacs to Young People in Need
Published 12/12/22Stephen Perse has donated more than 20 state-of-the-art Apple iMacs to help tackle digital inequality in Cambridgeshire.
Read MorePrincipal's 11-18 Newsletter - Edition 9 - December 2022
Published 08/12/22Principal's 11-18 Newsletter - Edition 9 - December 2022
Read MoreFrench play ‘No Exit’ at the ADC Theatre Cambridge
Published 05/12/22Some of our Year 13 students went to see the French play ‘No Exit’ by Jean-Paul Sartre at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge and they really enjoyed it.
Read MoreThe Big Give 2022: Raising funds for bursary places for young people displaced by conflict
Published 02/12/22Stephen Perse Principal wants to offer school places to children who have been displaced by war.
Read MoreRemembrance Assembly
Published 18/11/22Friday 11 November 2022 was a special day for us as a Foundation. For the first time, the Senior School and the Sixth Form came together for an assembly in the Sports Hall to collectively remember those affected by war.
Read MoreReflection and Remembrance
Published 17/11/22On Thursday 10 November, Year 6 from Junior School Fitzwilliam Building went to Latham Road for a morning of reflection and remembrance.
Read MoreYear 6 visit The Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial
Published 15/11/22On Tuesday 8 November, Year 6 from Junior School Fitzwilliam Building and Junior School Dame Bradbury’s travelled to the Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial at Madingley.
Read MoreEx-Chelsea player coaches Stephen Perse girls football team to success
Published 14/11/22The Students at Stephen Perse Foundation senior school celebrated its U13 girls football team’s greatest achievement, as the squad scooped third place in the ISFA Regional Championships at St. George’s Park, just five years since its first ever match, when it lost by a humbling 20-0.
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