10 Nov 2025

Art Technician Exhibits "Revival" at Fareham Library

Churcher’s College art technician, Marnie Glue, recently unveiled her latest body of work, a moving and deeply personal exhibition entitled Revival, on display at Fareham Library from 25 October to 7 November.

The exhibition featured ten floral oil paintings, each one representing a stage in Marnie’s journey of healing and rediscovery following the end of a long-term relationship. Finding comfort in buying herself flowers, she began to paint them as a symbol of growth and transformation. Throughout the creative process, Marnie experimented with different techniques and colour palettes, using her art as both reflection and recovery.

Speaking about the collection, Marnie said, “It was so lovely to display my artwork in such a busy community space. I received some really kind comments about my paintings, and it was fantastic to conclude the creation of this project with such a relaxed exhibition.”

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03 Oct 2025

Will Scott Appointed New Headmaster of Churcher’s College

Churcher’s College is delighted to announce the appointment of Will Scott as its new Headmaster, effective September 2026. Following a rigorous selection process involving the full Board of Governors and the existing leadership team, Mr. Scott was chosen for his extensive leadership experience and commitment to delivering a broad, high-quality education.

Will Scott brings a wealth of expertise to Churcher’s College, currently serving as Principal of Dame Allan’s Schools in Newcastle upon Tyne. His diverse background spans service in the Royal Navy, a career in international finance, and a passionate dedication to education. Mr. Scott’s leadership has been marked by significant improvements in academic standards, co-curricular opportunities, and school facilities.

Born in Omagh, County Tyrone, and educated in Dublin and Edinburgh, Will Scott studied Economics at the University of St Andrews. After six years of naval service, including postings on HMS Broadsword and HMS Ark Royal, he transitioned to financial markets before finding his true vocation in education. His teaching and leadership roles have included positions at the Royal Grammar School Newcastle, Clifton College Bristol, and St Lawrence College Kent.

Reflecting on his appointment, Mr. Scott said:

"I am deeply honoured to become Head of Churcher’s College, a school with a proud 300-year history and a reputation for outstanding academic and co-curricular achievements. My goal is to preserve and strengthen the school’s ethos while guiding it confidently through the challenges of a changing world. I look forward to working closely with staff, pupils, parents, governors, and alumni to continue providing an exceptional education."

Mr. Scott and his family are excited about their move to Churcher’s College and look forward to becoming part of the vibrant school community.

The Governors and leadership team expressed great confidence in Mr. Scott’s appointment, anticipating a bright future for Churcher’s College under his stewardship.

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21 Aug 2025

GCSE Examination Results 2025

Nature has a tendency to move towards balance and so, after our record-breaking A Level results, we had assumed that there would be a little less sunshine on our GCSE results here at Churcher’s; but far from it!

Laying COVID adjusted years aside, our Grade 9 level, and our Grade 8 plus 9 percentages are personal bests; another year of huge reward for all the Year 11 pupils at Churcher’s and another year with cause for great celebration.

What makes these results even more spectacular is that they are accompanied by huge achievements outside the classroom as well as inside: for example, Leo, who appears in the new Disney Snow White film, achieved a quite exceptional 11 out of 11 GCSEs at Grade 9, and he was not alone in enjoying a clean sweep of the top grade; Charlie, who recently represented Wales in the girls’ U18 Six Nations rugby tournament, averaged close to Grade 8 in her exams and, at a time when there is much in the press about Ukraine, it was delightful to note that Grisha and Varvara, two of the Ukrainian children we look after here, overcame so many hardships and both also achieved close to an average of Grade 8 across their 11 or 10 GCSE exams. Now that is quite exceptional.

Certainly, another day with so much joy and reward for all at Churcher’s!

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