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This year's Carthusian Day is on Saturday 25 May 2024. The Head warmly invites all pupils, parents, guardians, and OCs to join us to celebrate the Charterhouse community. 

In the latest issue of Atomic Magazine Ryan (Year 12) explores the use of Botox and how even the most toxic of drugs can be made to do good. 

Pupils gathered in the spring sunshine to receive their certificates and celebrate their success in the 2024 Chemistry Olympiad. 

Charlie (Year 10) recently won a gold medal at the London Regional Fencing Championships in the Under 16 Boys Sabre.

Charterhouse Art Network invites OCs and parents to an early summer event: a visit to the Stanley Picker Trust.

The sun has finally emerged for Cricket Quarter sport. Athletics pupils excel in their events while the Shooting teams shine in national competitions. 

On Thursday 25 April, pupils and parents were witness to an occasion of historical significance. It is not often that Charterhouse has the honour of welcoming a former Prime Minister, Sir John Major.

We are delighted to announce that the phased conversion of Lockites to become our newest girls’ House will commence in September 2025.

There was a purposeful buzz around our International Universities mini-fair hosted in the Hub on Monday 23 April with nine universities in attendance.

In the latest issue of Atomic Magazine Ryan (Year 12) explores the use of Botox and how even the most toxic of drugs can be made to do good. 

Pupils gathered in the spring sunshine to receive their certificates and celebrate their success in the 2024 Chemistry Olympiad. 

The Scholars' Dinner for Second Year Specialists (Year 13)is always delightful: a time to celebrate scholarliness, reflect on the past year and look forward to the next, exciting steps in the pupils' academic journeys. 

On Monday 29 April, pupils welcomed Alpesh Patel OBE, a distinguished British entrepreneur and author, to School.

During the Easter break, our partnerships with local state schools gave us the opportunity to provide a free GCSE revision course for 120 Year 11 pupils.

Pupils from the Sustainability Committee took the sermon in Chapel delivering a persuasive message to their peers on sustainability and how individual actions can contribute to a greener, brighter future for everyone. 

We are delighted that after three wonderful years influencing our young performers in his role as Actor-in-Residence, West End star Dean Chisnall has become our Director of Performing Arts.

To celebrate 10 years of Artifex, our arts festival at Charterhouse, Prom in the Park promises a musical feast.

A reflection on what has been a hugely productive and exciting term of music-making over in Music School. 

Year 12 art pupils and 'sew smart' pioneers embarked on an expedition to London's iconic Hayward Gallery to immerse themselves in the world of contemporary art at the exhibition, "When Forms Come Alive".

Year 13 pupil Bella was in the audience for Legally Blonde The Musical. She shares an insightful review offering a glimpse into the talent and magic showcased on stage. 

A group budding art scholars and talented artists embarked on an enriching visit to the renowned glass artist Adam Aaronson. 

Congratulations to our Piano Trio who have been awarded a place in the finals of the Pro Corda Chamber Music Festival.

Get ready for double the fun! We have not one, but two casts, two stage managers, and two technical crews, each performance promises to be a unique spectacle.

The start of Cricket Quarter (Summer Term) has seen a vibrant energy across cricket, tennis, and athletics.

Charlie (Year 10) recently won a gold medal at the London Regional Fencing Championships in the Under 16 Boys Sabre.

The sun has finally emerged for Cricket Quarter sport. Athletics pupils excel in their events while the Shooting teams shine in national competitions. 

Over 950 children aged 7 to 13 years old took part in the annual Schools Triathlon at Charterhouse.

Congratulations to Year 10 Darcy Blaze (DB) who has gained a coveted spot on the European Dressage Championships GBR long list for Pony riders aged 16 and under.

Join us in extending a warm welcome to Jo Williams, who will be stepping into the role of Director of Football at Charterhouse.

Sisters Lucy and Violet played their first game for ISFA U14 Girls on 24 March. Congratulations as they now look forward to the international camp in August.

Read the sport reports for the final week of term, including Friday Night Lights!

This year's Carthusian Day is on Saturday 25 May 2024. The Head warmly invites all pupils, parents, guardians, and OCs to join us to celebrate the Charterhouse community. 

On Thursday 25 April, pupils and parents were witness to an occasion of historical significance. It is not often that Charterhouse has the honour of welcoming a former Prime Minister, Sir John Major.

We are delighted to announce that the phased conversion of Lockites to become our newest girls’ House will commence in September 2025.

Pupils attended a special trip to watch the acclaimed Broadway musical Hadestown in London's West End.

Congratulations to our Year 13 pupils who have recently achieved their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award.

This week we are celebrating Neurodiversity Week in School with a variety of engaging activities and initiatives..  

Ruby (Year 10) is leading a remarkable initiative to raise funds for children in Kenya by covering 2000 kilometres through a series of spinning classes.

The pupil-led Boarding Committee launched a new school-wide initiative on Wednesday 20 March, called the Inter-House Families Cup. Quizmaster Viggo (Year 12) recounts the first event.

The OC Art Society (OCAS) is rebranding to Charterhouse Art Network (CAN), and with it comes the opportunity to create its new logo.

Charterhouse Art Network invites OCs and parents to an early summer event: a visit to the Stanley Picker Trust.

Over 55 OCs, parents and current pupils came together our Finance Networking Event in London.

Clare Hammond (W06) has released her book On the Shadow Tracks: A Journey through Occupied Myanmar. From forgotten routes to contemporary conflicts, Clare's exploration sheds light on Myanmar's past and present.

Nina Vere (C22) is our final guest speaker to join the panel for the upcoming live debate, Charterhouse Inspires on 7 May.

The cricket season is in fact just around the corner. The Charterhouse Friars CC are an inclusive club with a fixture card containing something for everyone.

Meet Kamran Malik, the third guest speaker to be announced for our upcoming live debate, Charterhouse Inspires.

Meet Ben Wilberforce-Ritchie (R12), the second guest speaker to be announced for our upcoming live debate, Charterhouse Inspires.