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After six years of exceptional leadership, Richard Girvan will step down as Principal of the Stephen Perse Foundation at the end of August 2026 to take up the role of Head of Fettes College in Edinburgh.
Daphne was born at Little Chesterford, near Saffron Walden in Essex. She was about five years younger than her sister Dorothy, who sadly died in 1938.
We were very sorry to hear from former staff member Sheila Lynn about the passing of former Perse Girls colleague, Marion Morfett.
Ms Cashmore-Rosce tells us all about the Year 6 residential.
Year 13 Sophie R had an excellent GB selection shoot competition recently. She was in fine form and finished in third place.
Principal's 11-18 Newsletter - Edition 24 - July 2025
Vicki Franks tells us all about the World Masters Hockey European Championship.
Dr Walton-Jordon, Teacher of German, tells us all about the Year 9 students involvement at the Model United Nations Conference.
We are thrilled to hear that Rosie, a Year 8 student, has been selected by British Fencing to represent Great Britain at the U14 European Fencing Finals in Istanbul!
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Bon Beer, Teacher of History, tells us all about Lewis’s success at the History of Totalitarianism Essay Competition.
The end of last term saw our outgoing Student Leadership Team hand over to a newly appointed group of Year 10 and Year 12 students.
Ms Marty tells us all about the Year 5 residential trip to the Peak District.
At the beginning of the Easter holidays, we were thrilled to take delivery of a magnificent gift from Stephen Perse Cambridge parent, Rose Jiang: a Steinway Spirio|r Concert Grand Piano, made even more special by it being the first delivery of its kind to any UK independent school.
Principal's 11-18 Newsletter - Edition 23 - May 2025
A team of six talented chess players from Stephen Perse School have emerged as the East Anglia Regional Champions in the English Schools' Chess Championship. The decisive final match took place against Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form in Norwich.
Stephen Perse Cambridge U15 girls' football team is celebrating winning the Independent Schools Football Association U15 Girls Shield, a national football competition. After securing victories in the first four rounds of the competition, the team beat St Dunstan’s College 3-1 in the final on 1 May.
Two of our students are celebrating being chosen to represent the UK at international Olympiads this summer.
Frau Freeman and Mme Webster tell us all about the Japanese Exchange with Keio.
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