Simon Parker has reported from over 100 countries in the past decade on stories as diverse as product shortages in Venezuela, the ‘migrant crisis’ in Greece and social inequality in the barrios of Northern Colombia.

A level musicians present three short solo recitals: two singing and one on trombone.

A cautionary, satircal tale about the rise of a fictional 1930’s Chicago mobster – Arturo Ui – and his attempts to control the cauliflower racket by ruthlessly disposing of the opposition.

A short but lively concert that will include our Pipers, Concert Band, Wind Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra.

Adrian Fisher will lead us through his decades-long career and encourage us to lose ourselves in the bewildering diversity of maze and labyrinth design.

Through visual spectaculars, Mr Peverley, Head of STEM at Oundle School, will demonstrate what light is and how can we generate it from chemicals.

We are taking just fifteen of our best, up-and-coming woodwind pupils to a day of music-making with the very best at the Royal College of Music.

The Hepburn Festival is launched with our most encompassing presentation of the School’s pianists.

Our Chapel Choir sing alongside the choir of Gonville & Caius, Cambridge.