On Tuesday 9th October, a very exciting day, the whole of Year 6 completed some very interesting activities about Ada Lovelace, the English mathematician and writer who was born in 1815. Some of us were at the Junior School and a few of us went over to the Senior School. I was at the Junior School where I learnt a lot about Ada Lovelace but also about lots of other female scientists and mathematicians.
Year 12 students took on challenges at the Engineering Education Scheme (EES) Launch event.
Year 4 put on a stunning performance of 'Goldilocks'.
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Our Pre-Prep children have enjoyed going ‘into the woods’ this term
In the first of our Inspire and Guide assemblies, Mrs Angetter- Hannam shared with the Madingley children her experience of walking 26 miles to raise money for charity.
Year 2 Madingley have been exploring the topic 'into the woods'.
Follow the links below to read the school newsletters sent to parents on Friday 19 October 2018.
B The Change saw a dramatic collapse of our timetable, which was then rebuilt to reflect a medley of lessons, taking on a sustainable focus.
Year 7 took on a variety of adventure activities on their first residential trip together as a year group.
Year 10 and 11 enjoyed an Inspire and Guide talk about the Samaritans and their work.
Senior School student Isaac M continues to shine in regional Cross Country events this year.
Senior School student Isaac M continues to shine in regional Cross Country events this year.
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Follow the links below to read our school newsletters from Friday 5 October 2018.
Madingley and City Pre-Prep visit Ely Museum
This week's hockey reports from Dame B's U11 teams
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Junior School Year 6 field trip to North Norfolk, as part of the ‘Coast to Coast’ topic
What have our youngest learners been getting up to at Madingley and City Pre-Prep sites?
The Stephen Perse Classics department are celebrating an exciting new approach to KS3 Latin teaching as their new textbook is published by Bloomsbury Academic.
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