The first Junior School Open Concert this term was also the last concert Year 6 boys could play in and contained the inaugural spoken word performances by LAMDA boys (Joshua Cunningham-Barrett and Akhil Raghavan).

As part of ongoing investment into the College grounds, a new drainage system is being installed over the playing fields south of the Pavilion to address waterlogging problems and the subsoil and topsoil will be graded and levelled to produce superior playing surfaces for rugby, football and cricket.

First to head to the Outdoor Centre in Wales was 5B, accompanied by Miss Burrill, Mrs Greenaway and Mr Sullivan.

On Thursday 2 May Young Samurai author Chris Bradford spoke about his new Bodyguard series to a Great Hall packed with pupils from the Junior and Lower Schools and fellow fans from Kingsdale School.

Dulwich College Junior School boys had some significant success in this year’s Primary Maths Challenge.

Alex Cahill, Sam Williams, Conor Game and Ronit Nair have qualified for the National Finals of the English Schools' Swimming Association (ESSA) Relay Championships.

Year 4 visited Hampton Court, under the guise of French spies sent by the King of France, looking for evidence of how rich and powerful King Henry VIII really was.

The U11 A team carried on their winning ways as they took part in the Alleyn's U11 Football tournament last Friday.

The Junior School had some wonderful visitors on World Book Day on 7 March.

The second Junior School concert started with a lovely performance of Bernstein’s ‘Maria’ by Joshua Theaker and continued with polished performances from all boys.

On Wednesday, the Year 5 classes were visited by Ian and Joanna of Mexicolore.

4S manipulated time and travelled through the ages to visit the Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, King Canute and Tudors.

Henry VIII turned the clocks back to the 16th Century when he paid a visit to the Year 4 boys in the Junior School on Monday 11 February circa 1540.

Every boy in Year 6 in the Junior School was thrilled to receive a surprise Valentine’s gift bag from our very own Mrs Forbes, Junior School Librarian.

We are delighted to announce news of a new landmark building for Dulwich.

To raise money for this term’s charity Junior School boys took part in a ‘Sponsored Spelling Sprint’.

All of Year 5 and Year 6 Junior School boys were transported from a snowy South London to the Oregon Trail, with the visit of Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning authors of Dragon Frontier.

On Friday 18 January during the main Junior School Assembly, Gill Packer from the NSPCC talked to the boys about the work of her charity.

Year 6 boys were treated to a thrilling performance of Julius Caesar by the Young Shakespeare Company last week.

On Friday the boys in Year 5 took part in an architecture workshop and had the opportunity to learn about structures.