Author: Gina Wiles
Dunottar Teachers hit their Peak to raise Cash for Charities
During October half-term, five teachers from a school in Reigate climbed the three highest peaks in the UK to raise over £1,500 for charities. This challenge was in memory of a sports scholar who had been a pupil at the school and sadly passed away.
Music and Drama Scholars thrill Audience
On Thursday, 18th October, music scholars joined drama scholars at Dunottar School in Reigate for a stunning evening of performances.
Dunottar ditches Uniforms to donate to Reigate Foodbank
Pupils, parents and staff at Dunottar School in Reigate have ditched uniforms for the day to donate food to a local foodbank.
Dunottar welcomes Students from 27 Schools
On Saturday 6th October, 146 students from 27 schools spent two hours sampling lessons at Dunottar School in Reigate.
Dunottar PTA Raises over £750 for MacMillan Cancer Support
The Parent Teacher Association of Dunottar School in Reigate managed to have their cake and eat it when they hosted a coffee morning today in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support.
Pupils raise nearly £8,500 for charities
Pupils at Dunottar School in Reigate in the 2017-8 academic year raised a total of £8,461.84 for national and international charities.
MP Crispin Blunt visits Dunottar School
On Friday, Sixth Form pupils from Dunottar School in Reigate welcomed their MP Crispin Blunt.
STUDENTS AT DUNOTTAR SCHOOL MAKE GREAT LEAP FORWARD TO CELEBRATE GCSE SUCCESS
Students at Dunottar School have today received their GCSE results with 96% of students achieving five or more 9-4/A*-C grades including English and Maths.
STUDENTS AT DUNOTTAR SCHOOL CELEBRATE A LEVEL SUCCESS
Dunottar School’s students are today celebrating their A Level results with 100% pass rate and some notable performances by individual pupils. In total, 47% of A Level entries achieved A*-B grades.
Bestselling Writer and Historian Tracy Borman Visits Dunottar School
On Wednesday 4th July, best-selling author and historian Tracy Borman visited Dunottar School in Reigate to talk about the private lives of the Tudors.
