To link in with their Geography lessons the IVs all ventured to the deepest, darkest areas of the rainforest and discovered how all the plants and animals have adapted to living there.
VIC and VIJ performed a wonderful Nativity on Friday with some fabulous singing and many excellent performances from the boys. They all looked magnificent in their costumes, knew all their lines and told the traditional story with lots of energy and feeling. Photos here
The highlight of the Music Department’s Michaelmas Term is the Autumn Concert which took place last night in the Theatre. We have over 140 boys currently taking Music at Ludgrove and were delighted that 64 boys were individually performing, either a solo performance or in an ensemble pie...
We had an unannounced visit from our local Environmental Health Officer this morning, who following his tour of the school kitchen, boys' dining room and pantry has once again awarded Ludgrove the highest food hygiene rating of five stars.
This inspection result reflects the standards of food...
The annual knockout competition is now underway with every boy in the school taking part and gathering each fruit break to have their turn on chapel ground. Photos here
Amidst much excitement, this afternoon we have had the first round of Sets Football, Kitchener v Drake, Haig v Nelson and Jellicoe v Wellington. One of Ludgrove’s oldest traditions, this somewhat crazy game loved by even the least sporty of our boys, involves an entire set of...
We have had an extremely busy weekend with a host of varied and fun events taking place. On Saturday morning we held our Act of Remembrance and in the afternoon we had a highly successful round of matches against Sunningdale. On Sunday morning, Mr Mawson spoke in our Remembrance Day chap...
Congratulations to all of the boys who were successful in making it through to the Poetry Recitations Final on Sunday 12th November. It was an impressive field and the boys very much enjoyed the opportunity to display their commendable talent, performing their poems with both clarity and confidence...
The whole school gathered this Saturday to remember all those who fell whilst fighting for their country, and in particular the 170 Old Ludgrovians. Mr Barber read out the long list of names, many of whom were brothers, and Eddie, our Captain of School, then read ‘In Flanders Fields...