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Our pupil organised and led climate solutions conference runs from 14-16 June where you can gain an insight into climate change and solutions.

We are delighted with the new designs and are look forward to seeing our Year 9 boys, and Year 9 &10 girls in the new uniform from September.

The weather held out for a fantastic whole-school athletics event down at the Sir Greville Spratt stadium on the last Friday of the half term.

As we head towards the end of term, activity in the Music Department has very much kept apace and we've had some truly outstanding events over the past few weeks.

As part of their 'outduction' week, Year 11 pupils enjoyed a fun football tournament on Thursday evening. 

This September see the first intake of girls into the Under School. We have responded to a strong demand for us to take girls into Year 10, along with the first intake of girls into Year 9, and are looking forward to welcoming all our new pupils in the autumn.

Hot off the virtual press; read the latest issue of Atomic Magazine from our Year 12, pupil-led team.

To mark #Techognition Day we're reflecting on how lucky we are to have a range of academic technicians supporting us.

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

Hot off the virtual press; read the latest issue of Atomic Magazine from our Year 12, pupil-led team.

To mark #Techognition Day we're reflecting on how lucky we are to have a range of academic technicians supporting us.

We’re lucky to have had them back in School after half term for an introduction to the Sixth Form programme and BBQs in the sun.

Do you ever think about the way you perceive the world? A group of our pupils certainly have, and are launching The Perceiver, collating a broad range of articles from the finest of young adult writers. 

As we pass a number of COVID anniversaries we should acknowledge that this has been a very difficult year for young people. This is to celebrate the fantastic response of our pupils, here exemplified by our Biology sixth formers.

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.

Recommended reading list for pupils studying Business and Entrepreneurship in September.

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

As we head towards the end of term, activity in the Music Department has very much kept apace and we've had some truly outstanding events over the past few weeks.

It's been a busy few weeks in the BTT with GCSE performances and Les Mis rehearsals.

Read the latest news from the Theatre including an update on our production of Les Misérables.

Just a few weeks into term and we're thrilled to feel the buzz of activity around the campus once more. Despite bubbling and distancing still being in place, there is a real sense that normality is just a stone's throw away!

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.

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

The weather held out for a fantastic whole-school athletics event down at the Sir Greville Spratt stadium on the last Friday of the half term.

As part of their 'outduction' week, Year 11 pupils enjoyed a fun football tournament on Thursday evening. 

The sun finally decided to come out and with that cam an exceptional afternoon of girls inter-house cricket.

Well done to all pupils involved representing the School but also to those pupils who have been to training sessions in other sports the School has to offer. 

On Thursday 20 May, the Inter-House Tennis Tournament took place.

Charterhouse's athletics season finally reached its peak for competition when we travelled to the highly anticipated, adrenaline-fuelled grounds of the Thames Valley Athletics Centre to face seven other teams as part of Eton College's home fixture.

It is wonderful to be back at School with the sun shining and pupils throwing themselves into their chosen sports. 

We are pleased to announce that Edgeborough will join the Charterhouse family in September 2021 as the two charities merge to create an exceptional independent, coeducational prep and senior school offer.

We are delighted with the new designs and are look forward to seeing our Year 9 boys, and Year 9 &10 girls in the new uniform from September.

Our pupil organised and led climate solutions conference runs from 14-16 June where you can gain an insight into climate change and solutions.

This September see the first intake of girls into the Under School. We have responded to a strong demand for us to take girls into Year 10, along with the first intake of girls into Year 9, and are looking forward to welcoming all our new pupils in the autumn.

Read Mr Martucci's report on the Gold Duke of Edinburgh expedition to the Lake District during half term.

Since the announcement of our plans, demand for boys’ places has continued to grow, and demand for girls' places has surged beyond initial expectations. Today we announce the phased conversion of two current boys' boarding Houses into girls' Houses.

We are delighted that our Grounds Manager, Mr James Pope, features in the latest edition of Turf Matters.

We are delighted to be able to share the branding for our new café, Oak.

Three OCs graduate with Firsts in Classics from Oxbridge Colleges

Old Carthusian, Husein Alireza (G12), has qualified to row for Saudi Arabia in the Tokyo Olympics.

Former pupil, Alicia Wilson (G18), has qualified for Team GB in the Tokyo Olympic Games this summer. 

From shy teenager to BAFTA Award winning writer, Guy Burt (R90) shares his journey.

Celebrating our youngest supporter, Old Carthusian, Thomas Ruffell.

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