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☀️ Summer has certainly arrived at Riversdown! With temperatures soaring to 29°C—mirroring much of Europe—our students have turned up the […]

Imagine this: the sun is setting gently over a rolling landscape of green hills and quaint cottages. You find yourself […]

This week, a group of students at Riversdown took time to mark the summer solstice – the longest day of […]

Top hats, ribbons and ringlets were on display at Riversdown House last Saturday, as last minute preparations weremade before setting […]

On March 17th, Riversdown celebrated St. Patrick’s Day, a celebration of Ireland. As the daffodils bloomed, students enjoyed an Irish […]

Winchester Cathedral, with an overall length of 170 m, is the longest medieval cathedral in the world. Students from Riversdown […]

St David (500-589AD) is the patron Saint of Wales and we celebrated the Welsh national day at Riversdown this week. […]

Recently, some of our students took time out of class to visit Stonehenge with one of our local teachers. Despite […]

This week we enjoyed an Italian evening at Riversdown, created by one of our youngest students, who’s just 18 years […]

On February 14th we celebrated Valentine’s Day! After discussions about the wider meaning of love, and romantic film quotes, we […]

Last week, we celebrated Burns Night at Riversdown. Students learned about the Scottish poet, Robert Burns, and ate a traditional […]

Riversdown is proud to have recently installed solar panels to the “Chicken Shed”, home to our individual classrooms. These were […]