FutureU
Our pupils are amongst the most future-ready young people in the UK. The School’s progressive FutureU activities are a central element of the Carthusian experience, aimed at ensuring pupils can proactively develop the transferable skills, professional knowledge, experiences, and mindset required to thrive throughout their later lives.
The most successful individuals within the workplace of the future will be those who can develop and maintain a set of flexible and transferable skills which inform how to think, how to work, and how to relate to those around us.
Our pioneering Charterhouse Entrepreneurship Diploma is a key component of the FutureU Programme, providing our sixth form pupils with problem-solving skills, adaptability, and employability.
SANDIP PATEL, HEAD OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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William Henry Beveridge, a British economist and Liberal politician, studied at Charterhouse from 1892 to 1897. A progressive and social reformer, he is considered the founder of the modern British welfare state.
After World War II, he proposed a radical plan to meet every person’s basic needs “from the cradle to the grave” – a vision that transformed British society in the second half of the 20th century and embodies the ambitious thinking nurtured in today’s FutureU programme.
Despite all his academic successes, his proudest moment at Charterhouse was earning his Under School football league badge and appearing in a winning House team photo!
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BELINDA SARTORI, our Head of Futures, describes the many benefits of our pupils joining OCs and parents at one of our many professional networking evenings. |
RUBY, SECOND YEAR SPECIALIST (YEAR 13), reflects on the networking advice and real-world insights that can be gained from our professional networking events. |
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Inspiring German Learners
Several pupils inspired local prep school children to study German.
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Young Writers' Triumph
Twenty-eight of Charterhouse's talented Fourths (Year 9) and Removes (Year 10) have had their short stories selected for publication in the Young Writers' competition, Grim Tales.
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Artifex Entrepreneurs
The new Artifex Market shone a spotlight on our pupil entrepreneurs.
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IBDP Results 2025
63% of our 2025 IB cohort achieved 37+ points, equal to A*AA at A Level.
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Exceptional Exam Success
Over half our pupils achieved AAB or better, opening doors to top universities worldwide.
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Outstanding GCSE Results 2025
Over 75% of all exams were awarded grades 7–9, equivalent to the former A/A*.
The future workforce will need to prioritise adaptability and resilience, embrace change, be open to new challenges and continually develop the skills that align with the demands of the job market.
TIM COOK, CEO, APPLE
