Brandon Jenkins in Y11, a keen film maker, has produced the most wonderful video for the charity 'Champion Chanzige' who work closely with the Tanzanian community of Chanzige to improve education and facilities.
A group of our most passionate musicians were treated to an unforgettable piano master class with Richard Meyrick on 2nd February. Working mainly from his studio in London, Richard is a leading piano teacher and internationally acclaimed virtuoso pianist giving more than 80 concerts each year.
The Imberhorne Gardening Club have been selected to take part in an exciting new project called ‘Rocket Science’ which involves planting seeds after they have travelled into space!
A local community charity that provides an amazing service for patients in need of palliative care, St Catherine’s Hospice, have launched a new fund raising campaign – the Five-O project – an idea that Imberhorne students have taken and are very much running with!
A small group of Year 9 students, chosen for their passion or talent in the subject of Design & Technology, spent the school day at Upper School on Thursday 7th January, participating in a workshop focussing on the design and manufacture of traditional “craft” style jewellery and some presen
On Wednesday 2nd December Year 12 students heard a testimony from Holocaust survivor, Professor Ladislaus Löb, as part of a visit organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET).
Thanks to the fund raising of our Tanzanian exchange students and the generosity of Imberhorne friends and families, the Kisarawe orphanage in Tanzania is soon to have a kitchen for the first time since opening. Up until now, meals have been prepared and cooked in a cupboard using wholly inadequa
