Parents and guests were treated to a stunning display of the musical talents from some of Gad’s developing musicians on Thursday evening (January 19^th).

Gad’s Hill was honoured to welcome the Band of the Corps of Royal Engineers into school this Wednesday (18^thJanuary) under the direction of Warrant Officer First Class Bandmaster Matthew Speight.

Pupils at Gad’s are yet again celebrating a very strong set of early entry GCSE Mathematics results.

After capping off a tremendously successful 2011, when terms such as ‘outstanding’ and ‘excellent’ were used to describe the school in a glowing inspection report, the New Year at Gad’s has kicked off in a similar fashion...

Choristers and musicians once again stole the show at the school’s annual carol service at Rochester Cathedral.

House and individual medals were fiercely fought for at the annual Gad’s Hill School cross-country run, held in Higham. 

The entire Gad’s Kindergarten swapped their school uniforms for donkey, sheep, puppy, camel, angel and shepherd costumes as the performed their very special Nativity service at the Dockyard Church, Chatham.

In November the BBC approached the school - former home of Charles Dickens whose novels helped perpetuate the image of a very traditional Christmas - as part of the television station’s 200th anniversary celebrations of the great man’s birth. The show, featuring many of the school's pupils, was broadcast yesterday.

The outgoing Sergeant Majors of James Barrett and Leonie Wallace - now both volunteering as adult instructors - have praised the school’s new class of cadets, while attending the annual promotions parade.

Fundraising Gad’s cadets and the Band of the Royal Engineers have hit the right notes after raising more than £4,000 for a charity supporting injured men and women in the armed forces.