On Tuesday 11 March, rock bands from across the school performed songs they have been working on to an appreciative and packed-out audience in the Auditorium.
Junior School News
The concert on Thursday 6 March featured soloists were Alistair Boulan, Ollie Kelly, Jonas Lee, Oli Pring, Xiiang Yu Looi, Max Dallas-Ghosh, Milo Middleton, Daniel Reglar, Joe Sugden, Alexis Dernis, Leo Michaelides, William Woods, Theo Tsui, Jacopo Sabbaghian, Bosco Cheung, Will Carter, Gordon Zong, Ryan Qiu on the drum kit and Kanten Sze on the marimba.
As a main academic outcome to the Junior School journey, we ask the Year 6s to prepare a project to focus on a question derived from the UN Global Goals.
As Pride Month draws to an end, EDI Ambassadors James and Zander presented an assembly to the rest of the school, sharing the activities they took part in at the Senior School as part of Pride Month.
The House pancake race, which was held during Tuesday morning break, threw up its usual dose of thrills and spills.
Pupils, parents and staff collected more than 800 new and gently used books for the charity, the Children's Book Project.
The Junior School Book Week Marvellous Mysteries and Clever Crimes had everyone searching for clues. With four fabulous author visits: Karen Owen, Jennifer Killick, Tom Percival and Rhian Tracey all Junior School boys enjoyed two author visits.
On Monday, five students from Years 5 and 6 had the exciting opportunity to attend their very first debating competition at Sydenham High School, hosted by The Noisy Classroom.
Last week, Year 5 took part in an exciting "Play in Two Days" experience, during which they learned, rehearsed, and performed The Three Musketeers in just 48 hours.
International Horn soloist, and professor at the Royal Academy of Music, Michael Thompson, visited the Dulwich College Music Department to give masterclasses and coach our whole College Horn Ensemble of 20 musicians.
It has been a busy start to the hockey term with block fixtures against Lingfield College and KCS Wimbledon, as well as a number of cup fixtures in multiple age groups.
This year’s Junior School House Spelling Bee competition took place in the Hall watched and supported by all pupils from Years 3 to 6. Following spelling tests within classes, the most consistent speller in each house in each year group was selected.
Year 4 performed their Nativity play, 'I'm Gonna Shine', as part of the Junior School Christmas Celebration concert.
There was certainly a large and responsive audience for our FUNd-raising efforts for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, which is the Year 3 Community Service learning project for the year.
A highlight of the week in the Junior School was the Year 5 Christmas Tea Party that took place in the Old Library.