Reed's In The News

The strength of the Reed’s community came out in force at the Schroders Cazenove offices for the 2026 Andrew Reed Lecture - 'Entrepreneurship: Building Businesses that Matter'. Hosted by Radio X and TV presenter Toby Tarrant (OR 2010), our panel of entrepreneurs and investors: Alistair Crane (OR 2004), Dale Murray CBE (current parent), Nick Dean (OR 1976) and Oliver Kent-Braham (OR 2010) inspired guests with accounts of their career journeys and insightful perspectives on everything from what being entrepreneurial really means to the role of education in preparing students for the impact of AI in the workplace. The event also saw the launch of our new Equity for Equity programme, a pioneering initiative bringing together networking, mentoring and philanthropy in a way not seen at other schools. Entrepreneurship has always been an important part of a Reed's education, and we are lucky to have so many inspiring role models in our community whose expertise and collaboration can support future generations of Reed's entrepreneurs and the Foundation. Links in bio to listen to the Podcast of the event on 'Reed’s Between the Lines' and to find out more about the Equity for Equity programme. . #EquityforEquity #entrepreneurship

We're recruiting! Looking for a HEAD CRICKET COACH from September or January to lead the planning, development, and delivery of coaching within all areas of Reed’s cricket across the boys’ and girls’ programmes. The successful applicant will be will responsible for the development of pupils of all standards to maintain Reed’s position at the forefront of school cricket. More details in our Vacancies link in our bio Linktree. Closes: Friday 15th May #cricketcoach #cricketjobs #cricketcoaching

Around 50 pupils visited Walsingham in Norfolk, the UK's oldest pilgrimage site, for a two-day trip with the RS department. The group explored the historic abbey ruins, dating back to 1061 when Lady Richeldis built the original shrine following a vision of the Virgin Mary, and learned how Walsingham grew into what was once known as 'England's Nazareth.' They also visited the modern shrine church, built in 1932, which houses a replica of the original holy house and its iconic statue of Our Lady of Walsingham. The boys took part in the traditional sprinkling of the holy well and went bowling in the evening. On the following day they walked the 12 Stations of the Cross and attended an arts and crafts session. A highlight for many was a candid Q&A with Father Ben, the priest administrator, covering everything from the role of women in the Church to deeper theological questions. . #walsingham #rstrip #pilgrimage

The Chapel Choir's final service of the year fell, as it so often does, just as the Upper Sixth prepare for study leave. By long custom, it marks the last appearance of our leaving choristers: a moment poised between valediction and gratitude in which we acknowledge their years of dedication to the musical and spiritual life of the school. This year's service, offered in thanksgiving for our founder Andrew Reed, featured a programme, chosen by the pupils themselves, that produced a nostalgic selection of their favourite works from their years in the choir. The programme included Locus Iste by Bruckner, Ave Verum Corpus by Mozart, and The Lord is My Shepherd by Howard Goodall — each performed with real care and distinction. A particularly poignant evening, as several of this year's leavers have sung with the choir for up to seven years, leaving a lasting mark on the musical life of the school. . #chapelchoir #schoolchoir #foundersservice

And second national title for the @reeds.golf squad inside a week, this time @schoolsgolf @brockethall. A tournament that has proved elusive for many years, and now Aaron M, Harvey C and Josh J have delivered! A final day charge saw the group turn around a six shot deficit to win by seven! Not forgetting Josh T and Finlay F who also helped the team get through the matchplay regional rounds in qualification. @rhysmooney @gregbrodiegolf @jameswinstanleygolf @leecoxgolf @bull3dacademy @precisiongolf @burhilljuniors @burhillgolfclub @sandownparkgolf @drift_golf_club @reeds_sport

These six amazing teachers are really going all out by running an ULTRA MARATHON (that's 106km by the way!!) in the Isle of Wight to try to raise £5,000 for @refugecharity this weekend. Please give them all the support you can - this is an incredible charity that offers life-saving support to women and children fleeing domestic abuse. It's been Bristowe's House charity for a number of years. Link in bio to donate! #ultramarathon #isleofwight #incrediblechallenge #refugecharity

The oldest trophy in schools’ golf (1981) - @reeds.golf won the @swiftsgolf national foursomes once in the first 40 years (2014), but this week sealed a fourth in the last five years! Congratulations all involved! Recognise the legendary @reedsalumni?

This week in Geography, Third Form pupils have been creating earthquake proof structures with spaghetti and marshmallows. This is linked to their GCSE Hazards topic. They looked at how earthquake buildings are designed in places like Japan and New Zealand, then created their own version. Pupils had a lot of fun trying to make unique designs that were also marked on height, structure and whether they were earthquake proof! . #earthquakeproof #geography

Proving that learning isn’t always done in the classroom, students who belong to the Law Society spent a morning at Kingston Crown Court to gauge perspective and insight into the day-to-day workings of a Crown Court. They started with a talk and Q&A session by the Clerk of the Court who relayed the inner workings of a trial and the structure within it. The rest of the morning provided an opportunity to drop in and watch a range of ongoing cases. Students returned to school with a newfound understanding of the criminal justice system within England and Wales! #crowncourt #justicesystem #lawsociety

This week, 40 Latin pupils stepped into the world of ancient Egypt at the ‘Ramses and the Pharaohs' Gold’ exhibition at NEON, Battersea Power Station. Coming face to face with 180 priceless treasures - gold masks, silver coffins, amulets and towering sculptures, all over 3,000 years old - was an unforgettable way to bring their Classics studies to life. Ramses the Great ruled Egypt for nearly 67 years and sought immortality for millennia, pupils would probably agree he succeeded! . #ClassicsTrip #AncientEgypt #RamsesTheGreat #LatinStudents #Classics #BatterseaPowerStation

A group of Sixth Form Economics and Business students enjoyed an inspiring trip to Frankfurt during the Easter break. From exploring the city’s rich culture to visiting Schwetzingen Palace, Heidelberg and Römerberg, the trip blended cultural discovery with real-world learning. A standout highlight was the visit to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, where students experienced the trading floor in action and gained insight into ETFs during an expert-led seminar. A lecture at the Bundesbank brought monetary policy to life, exploring the realities of a shared currency across the Eurozone. With a guided city tour and a seminar on business competition at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, helped students deepen their understanding of key economic concepts beyond the classroom. . #economics #frankfurt #stockexchange #MonetaryPolicy #EconomicConcepts