St Dunstan's has been commended for 'London Independent School of the Year', reflecting its place as a celebrated leader within the London independent sector.

Over 1,100 pupils from 30 local schools took part in the event, which was attended by Alex Yee himself.

Her winning story, 'The Girls', focuses on two girls whose lives are bound together by an unbreakable golden thread.

The workshops were an opportunity for pupils to build friendships and connections across our Group schools.

Teacher Kate Melhorn was invited to speak at the Association for Language Learning, inspiring top schools from around the country in developing career skills and pathways within MFL.

The fantastic achievements of pupils from Nursery to Year 6 were celebrated.

The prestigious match offered an opportunity for our keenest cricketers to test their skills.

Students enjoyed a range of trips across the country, building their confidence, resilience and independence.

Helen Riddle's research explores using coaching skills to strengthen student resilience.

The day honoured the founders and benefactors of St Dunstan's College, connecting students to our rich heritage.

Students had a brilliant time celebrating their journey so far with St Dunstan's.

The proud continuation of a medieval tradition.

Year 13 enjoyed a special ceremony, featuring distinguished guest speaker Professor Nils McGuiness Hoppe.

The awards recognise the school's remarkable academic and sporting successes.

We are delighted to announce that Judge & Priestley Solicitors are Headline Sponsors of this year's festival.