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Record breaking success for our Year 12 pupils at the British Biology Olympiad, winning one gold medal, two silver medals, one bronze medal, a further ten highly commended and one commended.

The sun came out for the first school-wide participatory event for over a year.Just holding Pontifex, the School run, was a reminder of the joy of being together as a community.

Catch up with the latest news from the Pastoral Care and Pupil Voice team.

Perception Society welcomed Professor Terence Hope, one of the UK's leading vascular neurosurgeons, to speak about A Day in the Life of a Neurosurgeon.

How exciting to have reopened our theatre doors to an audience - albeit reduced and distanced - in this final week of term!

Acclaimed poet, writer and literature professional, Mr Antosh Wojcik, judged our Recitation Competition and ran a workshop for our pupils.

It's been a pleasures to welcome pupils back onto the hockey pitch, enjoying the game and representing their Houses with great aplomb. 

Congratulations go to this year's winners Arya Wadivkar and Mark Goraev. Learn more about the competition, runners up and read the winning entries.

Record breaking success for our Year 12 pupils at the British Biology Olympiad, winning one gold medal, two silver medals, one bronze medal, a further ten highly commended and one commended.

Perception Society welcomed Professor Terence Hope, one of the UK's leading vascular neurosurgeons, to speak about A Day in the Life of a Neurosurgeon.

Acclaimed poet, writer and literature professional, Mr Antosh Wojcik, judged our Recitation Competition and ran a workshop for our pupils.

Two Year 12 pupils came fifth place in the National Stage of the Institut Français' French Debating Final.

On Thursday 25 March, Perception Society welcomes Dr Shah to speak about The Beauty of Silks.

Congratulations to three Carthusians who won prizes in the Guildford Classical Association Reading Competition.

Prof. Kate Nation gave an overview of one of the most advanced cognitive skills we possess – reading.

Business pupils are inspired by artwork reflecting a contemporary mix of entrepreneurs around the world

How exciting to have reopened our theatre doors to an audience - albeit reduced and distanced - in this final week of term!

Pupils recently performed Quimera by Federico García Lorca as part of the online VIII Hispanic Theatre Festival. 

Read the latest Music Department update from Mr Sutton.

In this latest episode from the Charterhouse Radio Team, we hear the eclectic Desert Island Disc selection from History Teacher, Mr Tink. 

Catch up with the latest news from the Art Department.

Mr Shepherd and Mr Sutton give a guided tour and explanation of how the School's Pipe Organ works.

Catch up with the latest news from the Ben Travers Theatre

We are delighted to announce new partnership with London Pulse, the rising stars of the Vitality Netball Superleague Championship

The sun came out for the first school-wide participatory event for over a year.Just holding Pontifex, the School run, was a reminder of the joy of being together as a community.

It's been a pleasures to welcome pupils back onto the hockey pitch, enjoying the game and representing their Houses with great aplomb. 

It has been a busy three weeks for girls' sport with many inter-house competitions being enjoyed in the sunshine.

It was lovely to see pupils getting stuck into their respective sports this week after seeing the School grounds empty for so long.

As we welcome pupils back to School we reflect upon the success of our lockdown sport provisions. 

GB and England hockey player, Mr Sam Ward, gave us a fascinating insight into the world of professional hockey.

During Charterhouse@House our Director of Sport, Mr Chris Sandbach, is producing a Talk Sport Blog. This week's theme is Seize the Opportunity.

Catch up with the latest news from the Pastoral Care and Pupil Voice team.

Object 58: A History of Charterhouse in 100 Objects

View the photos of our lateral flow testing for pupils and staff.  It is an extremely professional set-up, and a quick and easy process.

Beautiful restoration of a wheel panel believed to have originally come from a triptych window on the north side of the old Chapel.

View some of the interior designs for Saunderites, when it moves into one of the two new build Houses ready for September 2021.

Pupils running (cycling and rowing) for the loos!  

See how our English Department have been celebrating World Book Day! 

Three OCs graduate with Firsts in Classics from Oxbridge Colleges

Old Carthusian Ed Mole (P11) completes All Arms Commando Course at Commando Training Centre 

Our OC Football Club make history winning the Arthur Dunn Cup for the fourth consecutive year 

Isabella Stevens-Harris is a Foundation Year 2 Doctor at a hospital in Derby

OC Philip Dawson (P71) gives us an insight into life during lockdown from the perspective of a retired GP

Dr Charlie Bell (V07) gives an account of his work during the COVID-19 epidemic

OC Mark Levesley writes science text books and has just launched a series of Covid-19 inspired worksheets

Kieran Nash tells us why he decided to volunteer