7.45am in the morning of the 28th February saw the fourth Sherborne Business Breakfast kindly hosted by Lisa Marks at Stephenson Harwood in Finsbury Circus. We were very fortunate to be able to hear the latest thoughts on Brexit and the political world from Charles Lewington OBE […]
We are really excited to announce that we are upgrading our Sherborne Connect network.
Not only have we added a personalised news feed, but the new platform is completely tailored to your needs, giving you exclusive access to our large network of alumni and parents.
Stay tuned for updates!
The second week in February is the traditional week for the OSS to undertake a vigorous tour of universities up and down the breadth of the country. We started the week with a journey up to Manchester where, in conjunction with Sherborne Girls, we hosted a bar evening in the Cosy Club. A quick drive […]
We know that Shirburnians are a creative and entrepreneurial lot and we thought it was about time you had somewhere to advertise and share your products, services and ideas. Sherborne Connect is the ideal place and we have created a group especially for you called, Sherborne Market . Please feel free to promote your businesses […]
It’s an exciting time for Sherborne School as today we announce the addition of a ninth boarding House to our boarding provision. In response to very high levels of demand for places, Westcott H
ouse will provide places for 65 new boarders. The additional boarding places will enable […]
St Olave’s Hart Street is one of those City of London churches so admired by John Betjeman and it provides an atmospheric setting for our annual carol service. Whilst in no way deflecting from the traditional format of lessons and carols, our service was enhanced with anthems sung beautifully by the St Olave Choral Scholars […]
Autumn gales on the eve of the 2018 Media Lunch threw the rail network into complete chaos. Would this result in our guests being unable to make it to the lunch? Not a bit of it! Turnout was 100% and the party atmosphere was in full swing by the time Anne and I emerged from […]
40 years ago Elmdene, for so long a waiting house for third formers, was transformed into Sherborne’s ninth all-age boarding house. It was therefore very appropriate that so many of the entry from the early years of Wallace House were present at a dinner held at Dirty Bones in Kensington in November. […]
The best way of engaging OS in their thirties and forties who are leading frantically busy leads to much head-scratching in the OS Office. It was therefore a pleasure to see leavers from 1993 and 2003 for a drink after work in The Happenstance Bar in the City. As ever with year-group events, they were […]
UK politics appears in a state of turmoil at present but its current machinations pale in comparison with the Machiavellian manoeuvres in 1940’s and 50’s Argentina as told in the Joint Schools’ production of Evita. The School kindly gave us carte blanche to invite local