Dauntsey's

Sixth Formers Dan and Jonty have completed the marathon cycle from Lands End to John O’Groats in just six days.  This equates to cycling 150 miles per day, waking up at 5am and finishing cycling at around 8pm. 

Congratulations to our 121 Upper Sixth Formers who have achieved an excellent set of results, with 30% A* grades, 64% A* - A grades and 88% A* - B grades.

Dauntsey’s Third Formers have completed a week of adventure as the culmination of their annual Moonrakers programme.

This week marks Wellbeing Week across the School.  World Wellbeing Week is a yearly campaign run by Wellbeing World and aims to raise awareness of wellbeing and explain why it matters.  Developing a good wellbeing is important for everyone as it means we are happy and fulfilled.  Thinking about how we maintain good mental health from an early age is so important for us all.

This summer we celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of our Sailing Club with a programme of week-long cruises along the South Coast of England.  

This summer marks the fiftieth anniversary of Moonrakers!  Over the past fifty years the club has gone from strength-to-strength, giving all Third Formers the opportunity to undertake new adventures and experience the outdoors in a way that otherwise may not have been possible. As this year's Moonrakers head off on their camp at the end of June, they will no doubt take a moment to celebrate this milestone.  

We are so lucky at Dauntsey’s to be surrounded by nature, be it the ducks in the science courtyard, the endless bluebells and rhododendrons on the walk to and from the Manor, or the vast array of plants and wildlife found in our grounds.  That said, pausing to reflect on the role nature plays in supporting our psychological and emotional health is crucial.