With the bank holiday for VE Day coming tomorrow, our  headmaster Guy Holloway talks about the Second World War, which ended 75  years ago.

Headmaster, Guy Holloway reflects on the 1961 classic,  Katharine Whitehorn's 'Cooking in a Bedsitter', and urges us all to try  our hand in the kitchen this bank holiday weekend (with your parents'  permission of course!)

Guy Holloway receives his first complaint about his assemblies.

Guy Holloway reflects that our schoolwork only helps  us so much. Of greater importance are the values that sustain us. 'Let  Nature be your teacher' - William Wordsworth.

Headmaster Guy Holloway (inspired by Captain Tom) celebrates May Day by taking up skipping and cycling, and urges us all to prioritise our exercise and to look after our bodies generally.

Guy Holloway reflects on the quality of wisdom, with reference to King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.

Guy Holloway talks about pocket money and the devastating wonder of exponential growth.

Guy Holloway talks about the history of vaccination in  the hope that some of Hampton Court House's students will be inspired to  become virologists and research scientists.

Headmaster Guy Holloway reflects on breakfast, fasting, and the holy month of Ramadan.

Headmaster Guy Holloway speaks about the pain of bad  plays, the joy of great theatre, HG Wells' The War of the Worlds, and  launches the school's online Zoom theatre club.