There were some spooky goings on at Pipers before the half-term break as the Boarders got into the spirit of Halloween as with a themed supper to mark the occasion. All the girls dressed up as ghosts, ghouls, witches and black cats as they enjoyed some creatively themed food.
GCSE and A Level Dance students took advantage of the opportunity to work with a professional choreographer this half-term as they honed their own skills in preparation for part of their course syllabus.
On Monday Pipers Corner School was delighted to welcome pianist, Anna Markland and violinist, Catherine van de Geest to perform. The musicians entertained the girls in Prep, Year 7 and Year 8 during an afternoon workshop before the main recital performance in the evening.
Last Friday afternoon there was great excitement amongst Pre-Prep 2 girls as they held their first ever Grandparents' Tea Party. With invitations sent out and replies received, the girls and their teachers had spent the week planning, baking and making posters.
Over the last week Y6 girls have been exploring the lives of children in the Victorian age. As part of their History lessons the girls brought their Victorian alter egos to life by dressing up and giving presentations as trappers, maids of all work, factory workers, miners and chimney sweeps.
Girls from Mandeville House demonstrated their community spirit today as they held their annual Harvest Festival Service. Each member of Mandeville came to House assembly with a decorated harvest box to form part of a collection of goods to be distributed to local pensioners living in the High Wycombe area.
On Thursday 8 October Pipers Corner School welcomed Lady Buckinghamshire, along with the Chairman of Buckinghamshire County Council, Mr Richard Pushman, the Chairman of Wycombe District Council, Cllr Alan Hill, and the Chairman of Hughenden Parish Council, Cllr Peggy Ewart, to the official opening of the Lady Buckinghamshire Studios.
