Welcome to Dulwich College, an academically selective independent boys' school in south London.

25 boys were part of a 100-strong company of actors, musicians and crew who staged an extraordinary production of ‘Sweeney Todd’ last week. Laced with characteristically brilliant wit and dark humour, Sondheim’s original and remarkable score tells of Sweeney Todd's return to London after years of false imprisonment, and his savage quest for justice and retribution.

The Chapel Choir and Brass Consort gave the College’s first Carol Service at Southwark Cathedral on Thursday, 8 December. The 750 strong congregation were treated to readings, carols and traditional hymns for the service which is set to be an annual College occasion.

The College’s annual Winter Concert took place on Friday, 2 December and attracted a capacity audience at St John’s Smith Square.

Dulwich 1st XV gave a superb display of Rugby to beat reigning National Daily Mail champions Whitgift School away by 25 points to 11.

On Thursday 17 November twenty-four Dulwich boys took part in a highly unusual and entertaining event centred on the London Eye, the iconic visitor attraction on the South Bank of the river Thames. The event was organised by Mr Don Morris who is President of the UK Mind Sports Association which seeks to promote intellectual games and pursuits such as chess, bridge, Chinese chess (Xiangqi) and draughts.