Recent Team and Individual Sporting Successes
Cricket
- 2024 – Girls U15 100 Ball National Cup, 3rd Place
- 2016 – Boys U18 National T20 Finals Day
Equestrian
- NSEA National Championships (90cm Showjumping) – Winners
Golf
- 2026 – Micklem Trophy Winners
- 2026 – U15 Team National Matchplay & Strokeplay Champions
- 2025 – Micklem Trophy Winners
- 2024 – Micklem Trophy Winners
- 2022 – Micklem Trophy Winners
Hockey
- 2024 – Girls U16 National Champions
- 2024 – Boys U16 National Finalists
- 2024 – Girls U15 Independent Schools Hockey Cup Runners-up
- 2023 – Boys U14 5th Place at National Finals
- 2023 – Girls U14 7th Place at National Finals
- 2022 – Girls U14 National Finals Runners-up
- 2022 – Boys U14 National Finals 6th Place
- 2020 – Girls U18 National Indoor Finals 3rd Place
- 2019 – Girls U18 National Indoor & Outdoor Finals 3rd Place
Netball
- 2024 – U19 National Finals 3rd Place
- 2024 – U16 National Finals 5th Place
- 2023 – U19 National Finals 5th Place
- 2022 – U16 National Finals 4th Place
Polo
- 2024 – Copenhagen Cup Winners
Rackets
- 2025/26 – U18 Girls Singles & Doubles Winners
- 2025 – U16 Girls Singles Winners
- 2025 – U16 Girls Doubles Winners
- 2024 – U16 Girls Singles Winners
- 2024 – Renny Cup Winners
- 2024 – Girls U16 Doubles Runners-up
- 2024 – Girls U19 Doubles Runners-up
- 2024 – Boys 2nd Pair Runners-up
- 2023 – U16 Girls Singles Winners
- 2022 – U18 Girls Singles & Doubles Winners
- 2022 – U16 Girls Doubles Runners-up
- 2020 – U18 Boys Singles Winner
- 2020 – Junior Girls National Doubles Champions
Real Tennis
- 2025 – U18 Girls Singles Winners
- 2025 – U18 Girls Doubles Winners
- 2025 – U15 Boys Doubles Winners
Rugby
- 2026 – Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens, Boys U18 Cup Champions
- 2025 – St Joseph’s Rugby Festival Champions
- 2025 – Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens, Boys U16 Champions
- 2025 – Boys U15 Langley Festival Champions
- 2024 – Boys U15 Langley Festival Champions
- 2023 – Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens, Boys U14 Runners-up
- 2022 – Boys U15 Langley Festival Champions
- 2022 – Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens, Boys U18 Cup Champions
- 2021/22 – National Schools Cup Winners
- 2020 – RFU Champions Trophy Winners
- 2019 – RFU Champions Trophy Winners
Skiing
- 2025 – British Schoolboys’ Ski Races, Overall Best School
- 2024 – British Schoolgirls Ski Races, Overall Best School
- 2023 – British Schoolgirls Ski Races, Overall Best School
Target Shooting
- 2025 – The Ashburton Winners
- 2020 – British Schools Junior Target Shooting Champion
Individual National Honours
Recent Leavers
Athletics
- Morgan Lake – Olympian, Commonwealth Games Silver Medallist, two-time World Junior Champion and British Women’s High Jump Record Holder (2.00m) for Team GB.
Cricket
- Sam Curran – England international, member of England’s 2022 ICC T20 World Cup-winning squad and Player of the Tournament.
- Tom Curran – England international and member of England’s 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup-winning squad.
- Ben Curran – International cricketer for Zimbabwe.
Fencing
- Madison Cheung – International representative for Hong Kong.
Football
- Fabienne Bartholdson – Sweden U19.
Golf
- Martha Lewis – England Ladies International.
Gymnastics
- Amelia Campion – Team GB representative in Team Gymnastics.
Hockey
- Emily Guckian – England U21 International.
- Darcey Bourne – England International, former GB Elite Development Programme athlete.
Dressage
- Annabella Pidgley – Great Britain international dressage rider, European Championship medallist and one of Britain’s leading young dressage talents.
Netball
- Zara Anichebe – Ireland International.
Polo
- Ned Hine – England Polo International.
- Louis Hine – England Polo International.
Rackets
- Cesca Sweet – World No. 1 Ladies Singles Player, Rackets Doubles World Champion and Real Tennis World U19 Champion.
Rugby Union
- Fin Baxter – England International, Harlequins prop and member of the 2025 British & Irish Lions squad.
Target Shooting
- Jason Pepera-Hibet – Great Britain International.
- Hannah Cook – Great Britain International.
- Jemima Hince – England International.
- Sophie Hodge – England International.
- Jamie Allum – England International.
- Oscar Farrell – Wales International.