This week, Trevor-Roberts hired a professional theatre for Medius and Transitus' production of Romeo & Juliet. The two forms have spent the term analysing the text, playing with Shakespeare's language and honing their acting skills.

This term in PE, Sextus have been using the apparatus in gymnastics lessons. We set a challenge to see if everyone could climb onto the apparatus at once while listening to Mama Mia. As you can see, it was quite a success!

This afternoon, Medius and Transitus had the privilege of attending an online talk with Hedi Argent. Hedi is a Jewish survivor of the holocaust who regularly holds talks with school children to share her life story and give an insight into the struggles of Jewish refugees during World War II.

Gung Hey Fat Choy! Octavus treated the junior forms to a special assembly today. To celebrate Chinese New Year, Octavus had prepared a wonderful performance telling the origin story of the new year story.

Medius and Transitus have been hard at work creating their own solar panel torches in their Technology lessons. After being given a kit, a soldering iron and some goggles, the students enjoyed using their knowledge in such a practical way.

Our wonderful cook Josephine treated our students to both a mathematical and gastronomical treat for Christmas. Students were invited to the dining room to estimate the length of Josephine's chocolate cake, before eating it at the Trevor-Roberts Christmas party.

At the end of a busy term, the Senior Department forms took to the stage for their Christmas play performances. Quartus, Tertius, Secundus and Primus each performed their own show to an audience of family and friends.

The Trevor-Roberts senior and chamber choirs performed at St. Andrew's Church as part of the Christmas with Coram concert. The concert is a festive event celebrating the fantastic work Coram do with children hosted by James O'Brien. 

The curtain is up and the lights are lit for two weeks of play performances at Trevor-Roberts. The Junior Department took to the stage, many for the first time, for an impressive array of performances for their friends and family. 

Showcasing a term of learning the ukulele, students from Sextus gathered for an ensemble ukulele performance. Led by their teacher, Luiz, the students performed a sing-a-long rendition of Do-Re-Mi, much to the joy of the junior department!