Dauntsey’s is delighted to confirm that the Atlas Foundation has been selected as this year’s school charity.
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Marking the end of examinations and revision, Dauntsey’s Fifth Form pupils concluded their time in Middle School with the well-established Post-GCSE Programme.
The Dauntsey's Summer Festival started on a high on Saturday night with a highly entertaining Charity Comedy Night with Milton Jones.
We are delighted to announce that Huw Thomas will be joining Dauntsey’s in September to take up the role of Deputy Head (Pastoral). Huw joins Dauntsey’s from St Edward’s, Oxford, where he is currently Housemaster of Apsley House.
In a bid to raise awareness of the importance of looking after and supporting our mental health, Dauntsey's ran a series of dance and movement sessions for pupils throughout Mental Health Awareness Week.
There was not a seat spare in the Memorial Hall, as the first speaker of the Spring Term took to the stage. Clare Balding was one of the most highly anticipated speakers that Dauntsey’s has welcomed, and she did not disappoint.
Last week, six pupils from Dauntsey’s took part in the Cranmer Awards heat for the northern part of the Diocese of Salisbury in St John’s Church, Devizes.
This term's Mercers' Lectures came to a close with a captivating and educational talk from Tomasz Schafernaker to a packed Memorial Hall.
Whether a sailor or not, listening to Pip Hare talk as part of the Mercers' Lecture Programme was a true privilege.
We were honoured to welcome Professor Robert Winston to Dauntsey’s to speak to a packed Memorial Hall for the first Mercers’ Lecture of the 2023/24 season.