It's always the small pieces that make the big picture: wellbeing poster competition winners 7 Broxholm with puzzle pieces of advice for when you’re not feeling your best and runners up 8 Broxholm using their textiles skills to keep us positive!

1-2-3-4: Spring Music Week transports Year 10 to the sounds of the Arctic Monkeys and Paramore, performed by our own Live Sessions #ArtsMatter

Spring Music Week: our Jazz Band begin Year 8 assembly with a performance of the Monsters, Inc. theme #ArtsMatter

We are are the music makers: Spring Music Week is here, leaving us in no doubt as to just how much the #ArtsMatter at Dunraven. A huge thank you to staff and students in advance of the festivities.

Before and after: Focaccia. Head into the weekend with the Year 9 Italian Cuisine project.  Students learning about the role of yeast in breadmaking as well as unleashing their inner creativity.

Before and after: the Senior Maths Challenge. Well done to our Sixth Form team. 97 points well earned & what is the value of x + y + z?

Gel Electrophoresis in action: our Year 13 Biology students might be camera shy, so take a look at them learning how gel electrophoresis is used to separate fragments of DNA and how this can be applied to medicine and forensic science. Can you see samples separating?

Next week in primary playground 😁

Happy Pi Day: and a round of applause for the student who recited Pi to 150 decimal places. Some pies given out along the way.

‘The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you will go’: the importance of reading underscored by Ms Arnold (and Dr Seuss) in Year 8 assembly this morning.

Some of the Year 5 winners from our World Book Day book review competition 😁

Thank you to local author Graham Whitlock for sharing your inspiration behind the Crystal Palace Chronicles series.

Dunraven welcomes Akala. Thought provoking and engrossing. Excellent to have you here Akala

International Women's Day: A-Level economists going to the places the syllabus doesn't reach, like economist Kate Raworth, author of Doughnut Economics. #InspiringInclusion in action #InternationalWomensDay
Kate Raworth

Happy International Women's Day: a pledge from Dunraven to #InspireInclusion from the whole school community this morning. Here led by Ms Daud in Year 7 Assembly. #InternationalWomensDay2024

A farewell to World Book Day - the costumes may be heading back to their hangers and wardrobes but the reading continues. Find a book you love Dunraven. #WorldBookDay2024

Which book for which photo? Alice in Wonderland, more Macbeth and Last Train to Memphis. #WorldBookDay2024

An improbable crossing of paths for Macbeth (Thane of Cawdor), Cruella De Vil and John Darling & a long time ago in a galaxy far far away... okay, it's the South Building. #WorldBookDay2024

Everyone is enjoying World Book Day 😁

World Book Day 2024: Lady Macbeth, a golden ticket and a different look to late gate this morning. #WorldBookDay2024