2nd March 2021: The DCGS Girls’ Choir meets every Wednesday morning at 8.30 as we find it’s quite a tonic to start...
1st March 2021: On Saturday 20th February 2021, the rare moonflower cactus blossomed in Cambridge University's Botanic Garden. Scientists...
28th February 2021: Parties - like most things - have not been the same since COVID-19 took over our lives. Normally there would be discos, trips to the bowling alley or even just a gathering of friends....
26th February 2021: If I was Boris Johnson, I might be excited, a little nervous but most of all, absolutely terrified. Being the Prime Minister of the UK isn’t an easy position to manage, especially...
24th February 2020: You may have heard about the growing number of court cases that have been postponed across the country due to coronavirus-related...
22nd February 2021: The coronavirus pandemic has changed our lives in more ways than one. However, could the new vaccines be the tool that the...
22nd February 2021: In a world where you can go online and flip between newspapers, multiple social media accounts, websites, personal messages,...
12th February 2021: The Challoner's community is well known for its vast array of musical talent and, although the school is unable to carry out the usual, much-loved concerts, Mr Tansley still wanted...
10th February 2021: The lateral flow test could be one of very few tests where, internationally, people want you to fail Like many schools throughout...
8th February 2021: Challoner’s Speaks is the school’s annual public speaking competition. From Years 7 to 10, students have the opportunity...
8th February 2021: On the 6th April 2020, Captain Sir Tom Moore, who at the time was 99, decided to try and raise money for the NHS. His initial...
4th February 2021: This year’s German debate team is made up of four A-Level students; Florence Beckley (Team Captain), Seb McGrath, Neta...
