Pipers Corner School Cruise - 04/04/08 to 11/04/08
20 girls from Pipers had the opportunity to join a cruise over the Easter holidays. The girls visited Egypt, Jordan and Israel and took in sights such as The Great Pyramids, the Valley of the Kings, the temple at Karnak and the ancient coral reefs of the Red Sea.


Pipers French Trip - 19/02/08 to 24/02/08
For the seventh year running this year's French trip went to the Château de la Baudonnière in Normandy. As well as visiting places of interest and having language lessons the girls also braved the climbing wall, got muddy on the assault course, honed their fencing skills and impressed in archery.


Pipers Ski Trip - 16/02/08 to 24/02/08
This year's Pipers ski trip took place in New Hampshire, USA. It got off to a great start with beautiful snowy conditions for the first days skiing and thankfully all the girls made it down the mountain in one piece on their first outing!


Victorian Times - 15/02/08
UIII visited Reading Museum today to enhance their study of the Victorians. It included a chance to dress up and also the experience of what it was like to be a pupil in a Victorian classroom.


Read all about it - 15/02/08
Pipers Pre-Reception and Reception girls went on an exciting trip to Great Missenden Library yesterday. On arrival at the Library they were introduced to the Librarian, Linda Tucker, who sat the girls down and read three stories to them - all relating to the library and the services available.


Trip to Windsor - 12/02/08
On Tuesday 12 February, Pre-Prep 1 and Pre-Prep 2 visited Windsor Castle. Setting off in sunshine the girls arrived to find Windsor in the fog and were slightly disappointed not to see the Royal Standard flying.


Tudor Times - 07/02/08
On Thursday 7 February, LIII girls enjoyed a visit to Sulgrave Manor in Banbury, Oxfordshire. It is the ancestral home of the Washington family, a branch of which later settled in America and provided the first American President, George Washington.


Life as a Roman - 30/01/08
On Wednesday 30 January, UII went on a visit to the Museum at Verulamium. It was an exciting day for the girls which included a hands-on session during which the girls were able to guess the uses of the different artifacts from areas of Roman life including the kitchen, grooming and dining.