Our Year 13 students marked the end of their Sixth Form journey in style at this year's Prom which was a wonderful evening of celebration and reflection as they came together for one last time before embarking on their next adventures.

It was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate their achievements, friendships and the memories they have made during their time at Etone College.

A huge thank you to our dedicated sixth form team for organising such a memorable event and ensuring it was the perfect way to mark the end of an important chapter. We wish all of our Year 13 students every success and happiness as they take their next steps – we are incredibly proud of you all!

Year 12 students enjoyed a fantastic final assembly, celebrating their achievements from across the year.

Awards were nominated by form tutors linking to our Etone Values and Subject Awards from individual subject staff.

The celebrations ended with a colourful Colour Run to support pride month where students came together to celebrate diversity, inclusion and the end of a successful year.

It was a fun-filled afternoon and a great way to mark the start of the summer break and the final week of term.

Congratulations to all of our award winners and those that participated in the colour run!!

Our year 12 Psychology students recently welcomed Claire Marshall who is a High Intensity CBT Therapist  for the NHS.  Claire provided a really engaging insight into careers within psychology where she talked aout her journey through her career. Students learned about the type of qualifications, training and experience required to become a CBT therapist, as well as the rewarding opportunities to support individuals with a range of mental health difficulties. The session also went over the principles of CBT an area which students have recently covered in their Clinical Psychology and Mental Health A level topic. Claire spent time exploring the Five Areas Formulation and demostrated how thoughts, emotions, behaviours and life situations are all interconnected. Overall it was a fantastic opportunity for our students to see how psychological theory is applied in real-world clinical practice and to explore an exciting career pathway  for their futures. Finally there was time for Q and A at the end and students asked some really thoughtfull questions. 

On Monday 22nd June, our Post-16 students took part in an informative session about staying safe when holidaying abroad. Students explored how to prepare for travelling, keep themselves and their belongings safe, and make responsible decisions while away from home.

The session covered important topics such as travel documents, emergency contacts, local laws and looking after personal wellbeing. It was a great opportunity for students to develop their confidence and understanding of how to enjoy holidays abroad safely.

Our Year 13 Leavers’ Assembly was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the journey, achievements, and memories of our students as they prepare for their next chapter.

A special highlight of the event was the collection of childhood photographs kindly sent in by parents and carers, giving everyone the chance to look back at how far our students have come from their early years to the young adults they are today.

It was a heartfelt celebration filled with laughter, reflection, and pride, and a fitting send-off for a fantastic year group. We wish all of our Year 13 leavers every success for the future!

This week, students made homemade cinnamon rolls as part of our Cooking on a Budget enrichment. Using simple, low-cost ingredients, they learned how to create a delicious treat while developing important independent living skills.

From measuring and mixing to working as a team, students built confidence in the kitchen and saw how affordable cooking can be both practical and enjoyable. Best of all, they got to enjoy the results and they were delicious!