On Thursday 23rd November, the cast of ‘As you Like it’ took part in the Shakespeare Schools Festival at the Leatherhead Theatre. Their professionalism on and off stage for their tech and dress run was noted by the creative director and we were extremely proud of how they represented Dunottar. Our worlds began in the…
We are delighted to announce that we have been included in the The Cricketer Schools Guide for the fifth year running. The Cricketer publishes its Schools Guide featuring the top senior, prep/junior and all-girls schools in a 164-page supplement. Schools are judged on an extensive set of criteria, including a compelling commitment to cricket in…
On Thursday 16th November, Ben, Lauren, Will and Yasmine represented Dunottar at the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Top of the Bench competition. Students completed an assessment on general chemical knowledge before showcasing their practical and analytical skills in an experimental task. Students demonstrated excellent tenacity, independence and creativity to complete the tasks and solve problems…
In October half term, 40 students accompanied by five members of staff, spent five days in Berlin learning more about the history of the Holocaust and the Cold War. At many of the sites visited, we were fortunate to have knowledgeable guides who gave us great insights into the historical significance of these sites. At…
Our five-day school trip to Paris was an unforgettable adventure for both students and staff alike, filled with cultural enrichment and exciting experiences. The itinerary was carefully crafted to include visits to key monuments, offering a glimpse into the city’s rich history. Students marvelled at iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Arc…
On Saturday 21st October 2023, Dunottar School embarked on their furthest oversees trip to date, travelling to Cape Town South Africa. With a tour size of 75 students and eight staff it was set to be a fantastic trip! Upon arrival, an exciting and action-packed sporting adventure unfolded in the heart of South Africa as…
On Wednesday 11th October, poet Ash Dickinson visited Dunottar School to run a creative writing poetry workshop with Year 9. A full-time poet, Dickinson is also a multiple slam champion who has performed in Australia, Canada, USA, Spain, Jordan, the Czech Republic and Germany. He has headlined countless shows and festivals throughout the UK. He is…
On the 10th October, we were treated to an amazing performance of ‘The Government Inspector’ by the fantastic Splendid Productions. The play, which is based on Nikolai Gogol’s 1836 play of the same name, explores themes of power and corruption in a farcical style set against the backdrop of a provincial town in Russia. In…
This weekend saw Dunottar’s chess team in action in two separate events. Friday night saw the school making its debut in the BP Chess League. As a new entrant to the competition, the school currently plays in Division 2 of this competition but are keen to push hard for promotion. The first fixture was a…
In September, the MFL Department had a fantastic Languages Week with activities throughout the week. We were very lucky to welcome Steve Eadon from Mingalaba who spoke to the students during Monday’s assembly about his journey with languages and his time spent working at Arsenal FC. Steve also spent the day with different classes writing…