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  • Why a Greyhound?

    They appear throughout the School's history and are a prominent symbol across campus today, but why?

     

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  • Fourth Form Discovery Days

    Our Discovery Days gave our new Fourths an insight into life at School.

     

  • Outstanding GCSE Results 2025

    Over 75% of all exams were awarded grades 7–9, equivalent to the former A/A*.

     

  • Exceptional Exam Success

    Over half our pupils achieved AAB or better, opening doors to top universities worldwide.

     

  • The 50 Mile Walk

    165 First Year Specialists took on the long-standing Charterhouse tradition of the 50 Mile Walk.

  • Musicians in Italy

    47 pupils headed to Italy for the first music tour in several years.

     

  • IBDP Results 2025

    63% of our 2025 IB cohort achieved 37+ points, equal to A*AA at A Level.

     

  • Artifex Entrepreneurs

    The new Artifex Market shone a spotlight on our pupil entrepreneurs.

     

  • Eden Heads to Chelsea FC

    We’re proud to share that Eden (Fourth Form) is joining Chelsea Football Club.

     

  • Round-Up of Sport

    Read the latest Sport Round-Up.

     

  • 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.

     

  • Our Biggest Artifex Yet

    Artifex 2025 was the sunniest on record, with our pupil-led arts festival blessed with glorious weather from start to finish.

     

  • Debate Team Shines

    A group of Removes French and Spanish pupils represented Charterhouse in their Year 10 Modern Foreign Languages Debating Competition.

     

  • Fragrance and Formulas

    Almost everyone has their signature fragrance, but wouldn't you like to know how it is made?

     

  • Mission Impawsible

    Charity Society hosted Surrey Search and Rescue for a rare glimpse into the world of real-life rescue missions, complete with a hands-on training simulation and powerful insights into the work of this vital emergency response charity.

     

  • Inspiring German Learners

    Several pupils inspired local prep school children to study German.

     

  • Art and Design Engineering Centre Opening

    The official opening of the extension to our Art and Design Engineering Centre.

     

  • Nature Captured

    The winner of this year's school-wide photography competition.

     

  • The Chemistry Behind Vapes

    Gemma, First Year Specialist (Year 12), explores the chemistry behind vapes.

     

  • The Head's Skydive

    Our Head, Dr Alex Peterken, jumped out of a plane for charity...

     

  • Carthusian Day

    Thousands gathered for this year’s Carthusian Day to celebrate Charterhouse.

     

  • Why a Greyhound?

    They appear throughout the School's history and are a prominent symbol across campus today, but why?

     

  • Football's History is Our History

    Charterhouse invented football. Well, not quite... but the story of Association Rules Football is directly and closely entwined with our own. 

     

  • Diplomacy and Dancing

    Last weekend, 10 of our talented Year 12 pupils headed to Wycombe Abbey's annual Model United Nations (MUN) Conference.

  • Cambridge Biology Challenge Winners

    Year 13 pupils Lexi and Ryan have achieved success in the first Cambridge Biology Challenge. They received a Distinction (the highest level) for their submission and were declared Category Award Winners for the most original entry.

  • Great Wall Charity Trek

    Victoria Skinner, Theatre Technical Manager recently completed an incredible five-day trek along the Great Wall of China, raising over £1,000 for the charity Marie Curie.

  • Chapel Renovation

    Are you wondering why Memorial Chapel is covered in scaffolding? After nearly a century of wear and tear, the Chapel was in need of a maintenance makeover.

  • Innovative and Outward Looking

    We are delighted to be included in the Carfax Education 2024 Index as one of the world's top schools.

  • Sport Round-Up

    Teams and individuals continue to achieve impressive results and look ahead to new challenges and competitions on the horizon.

  • Black History Month Sermon

    Olu, Timi and Seun (Year 13) delivered a captivating sermon for Black History Month. They demonstrated how false narratives, and revisions of history have been affecting the black experience for decades.

  • Vitamin D and Our Health

    In the latest issue of Atomic Magazine, Charterhouse's entirely pupil-led, written, and published scientific magazine, Khalel (Year 13) explores Vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, and its crucial role in maintaining our health.

  • The Importance of Work Experience

    With 400,000 graduates entering the job market from UK universities annually, competition for top positions is intense.

  • Charterhouse in Conversation: David Dein

    Pupils and parents had the privilege of hearing from the inspiring David Dein, former vice chairman of Arsenal and a founding member of the Premier League.

  • German Unity Day

    GCSE German pupils took a cinematic approach to learning about contemporary German culture with a screening of Das Lehrerzimmer.

  • Tackling Global Issues

    A group of pupils from our MUN Society had the fantastic opportunity to join peers from other schools at a recent MUN conference, where they came together to discuss a range of global issues.

  • Trading Genes

    In the latest issue of Atomic Magazine, Lexi (Year 13) explores symbiotic relationships and horizontal gene transfer.

  • Wicked Masterclass

    West End star Laura Harrison delivered two spectacular Wicked masterclasses and all who attended spellbound.

  • Reclaiming Narratives

    It's been fantastic to witness the pupils return to the sports fields with renewed energy and determination. Our School community comes together to celebrate Black history, culture, and achievements during Black History Month.

  • Sport Round-Up

    It's been fantastic to witness the pupils return to the sports fields with renewed energy and determination.

  • Cooking up a Storm

    Monday evenings are looking rather different for our Year 10 pupils who are taking part in our diverse Pioneers programme.

  • International University Counsellor

    At the start of term we welcomed Tanya Coffey to the Futures team as International University Counsellor. Tanya brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our pupils.

  • Round-Up of Music

    It’s such a delight to see and feel the air of anticipation around the School as another academic year begins.

  • The Art of Science Busking

    Science Made Simple visited Charterhouse to train a group of Sixth Form volunteers in the art of Science Busking.