Month: October 2023

24 October 23

Moksha (3A), a student at Habs Girls’ School has been honoured with a prestigious Points of Light award by Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak. Handed her award by Oliver Dowden, Moksha discussed her work with the Deputy PM, presenting him with her painting, ‘Rainbow of Change’. The painting will be displayed in his Whitehall office, with…

23 October 23

To help our students and community live happier, healthier and longer, we are improving our sports offer even more this year. Having just celebrated its fifth birthday, HabsDash is one of our most fun and popular events, lead every week by the incredible Mr Broadwith! New Course, new chapter A weekly 3.5km inclusive event, HabsDash…

17 October 23

As Habs students recently discovered, one of Europe’s leading jazz venues can be found in the basement of a Soho pizza restaurant. This tiny room has played host to generations of renowned artists from across the world. With the audience crammed in, peering around columns and waiters, musical sparks will often fly as artists perform…

17 October 23

On Wednesday 4 October, both Habs Girls’ and Habs Boys’ Hindu Societies joined forces for our 3rd annual Navratri Garba. A traditional Indian folk dance, the Garba is an important part of Navaratri, a yearly Hindu festival. Taking place in a colourfully decorated Bourne Hall, the event was an incredible sight to see. With over…

16 October 23

On Monday 9 October, St Catherine Singers sang Evensong at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. The choir comprises 26 of our senior singers, who have all won their place in the choir through an audition. In the afternoon the choir visited the Chapel of St John’s College, which is the home of the college’s world-famous choir,…

13 October 23

As part of our September Speakers Programme, Habs students enjoyed three fascinating talks from leading minds in the world of neuroscience, business and geographical research. Professor Catherine Loveday – Neuroscience A principal lecturer in cognitive neuroscience at the University of Westminster, Professor Loveday has spent many years working with people experiencing memory loss, while researching…