Dunottar School News
Guys and Dolls Receives Glowing Reception
A forty-strong cast of pupils from Dunottar School in Reigate performed to packed houses in a three-night run of the critically-acclaimed musical, which premiered on Broadway in 1950.
Students Celebrate National Science Week
Spaghetti structures, pond dipping and colourful explosions all formed part of a three-day celebration of the sciences.
Students Raise Hundreds for ‘A Really Good Cause”
Pupils from Dunottar School in Reigate have raised £618 for Tommy’s, a charity that funds research into pregnancy problems and provides information to parents.
Dunottar Choir Joins Thousands for Evening of Music with Matt Cardle
A choir of talented youngsters from Dunottar joined singer Matt Cardle for an evening of music at Wembley Arena.
Dunottar School Saved, Secure and Now Welcoming Boys
Pupils at Dunottar School have started a new week with the school’s future fully assured for the long-term. As of Friday, the school has become a member of United Learning whose members include Guildford High School, Surbiton High School and Caterham School.
Record-breaking Swimmer Gains More Medals
A fifteen-year-old Dunottar student has been recognised for breaking swimming records, picking up more medals along the way.
Students Visit The Big Apple
Around forty pupils from a Reigate-based school extended their examination studies in America over the half-term holidays.
Students Enjoy International Collaboration in Lacrosse
An international lacrosse coach and a key member of Reigate Priory’s Lacrosse Club joined forces to coach sports students at Dunottar School in the half-term holiday.
Holocaust Survivor Visits Dunottar School
On Wednesday, 12th February, pupils from Dunottar welcomed Steven Frank, who was one of 93 children out of 15,000 to survive Theresienstadt concentration camp.
Students Fund “Fantastic Achievement”
Year 8 pupils from Dunottar have raised £527 for Sightsavers, a UK-based international charity, which fights avoidable blindness and promotes equal opportunities for visually impaired people.
