The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has raised intriguing questions about the need for traditional student testing, particularly in a world where AI can potentially automate various job functions. The evolving landscape of employment skills, the role of assessments, and the relevance of the memory economy in an AI-driven future are all things that…
As a student, there are few things more exciting than a school trip. Especially a ski trip. The recent trip to Zell am See in Austria was no exception. There are numerous benefits to a school ski trip, including physical activity, personal growth, and the opportunity to experience new cultures. Firstly, the physical benefits of…
Abbot’s Hill School is excited to announce a new partnership with @cheshamunitedladiesfc, a local women’s football team who play in the FA Women’s National League Div 1 South East. As part of this partnership, the CULFC summer youth tournament will be named the “Abbot’s Hill Trophy”. Abbot’s Hill and CULFC are united in supporting grassroots women’s…
The Abbot’s Hill Theatre is always a bustling place. Today it is particularly busy, it is the tech rehearsal for Matilda. Abbot’s Hill is very lucky to have an incredible Theatre Manager, and while he is presently rushed off of his feet, we thought we’d write something to explain why we value why him and…
Being happy is not just a fleeting feeling of joy or contentment; it is an essential component of overall well-being and success. This is particularly true for girls at school, who often face unique challenges and pressures. By prioritizing happiness, girls can not only improve their emotional well-being, but also empower themselves to thrive academically…
On Thursday 27 May, a select group of Year 9 pupils took part in the BBC Young Reporter Day where they shared their news reports and the most recent news stories of the day. The BBC runs this event annually to encourage more teenagers to get involved in the news and television industry. It is…
On Wednesday Year 5 travelled to the Silverstone Interactive Museum at the Silverstone Racing Circuit, Northamptonshire. The pupils took part in a STEM workshop that involved identifying parts of a race car and motor bikes and then finding out why they made the vehicles go faster, such as wings. The pupils asked some fantastic questions…
Last week was Prep Enrichment Week at Abbot’s Hill. This year it was an Olympic theme with pupils taking part in an opening and closing ceremony! Pupils had a chance to try lots of new activities including cheerleading, orienteering, obstacle courses and trampolining. On Monday, the children were put in mixed teams within the Pre-Prep…
Abbot’s Hill Old Girls Association (AHOGA) hosted an evening with members of the Sport Department, past and present, and Bronze medal winning Olympian alumnae Marilyn Okoro. Hosted by Mrs Doyle, current Senior Deputy Head and former Director of Sport, and Miss Roberts, Abbot’s Hill alumnae and current Director of Sport, Abbot’s Hill welcomed back Marilyn…
Two teams from Abbots Hill competed in the National Schools Outdoor Open (South) Ski Race. The National Schools Snowsports Association event was well attended with 80 skiers from the region and we managed to avoid the rain with Abbots seeded for an early start. Abbot’s Hill entered two teams captained by Rosie C, Year 11:…