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In the village of Downe, in Kent, originally called Down House when it was owned by Charles Darwin. Miss Willis leased the school from the Darwin fam… More...
Before the pool was constructed here in Cold Ash, the girls were taken swimming either to the public baths in Newbury, as in the photo, or to Chamberh… More...
1970 - 1979 DHSA Reunion, on Tuesday 18 October 2022 More...
Phoebe Jervis and Alexandra Agnew return to Downe House to speak to the LV & LVI girls about their careers in the legal profession. More...
The very first DH LINKS fashion event took place last week at The Bluebird in Chelsea. More...
Olivia Scott-Webb (DH 2002) travels back to Downe House to talk to the Sixth Form girls about a career in casting. More...
Read the latest edition of Cloisters. More...
Read the full story on Alice in the winter edition of Cloisters (issue 26) More...
Read the spring edition of Cloisters featuring Downe House alumna Mary Beeton (Robinson DH More...
Read the full story on Georgia in the winter edition of Cloisters (issue 26) More...
Read the Summer edition of Cloisters featuring Downe House alumna Dr Rosemary Groom (DH 19 More...
Read the summer edition of Cloisters featuring Downe House alumna Emma Sayle (DH 1996). More...
An interview with Amy Sandys-Lumsdaine (DH 1988) about her life as an artist in Kenya. More...
Read Cloisters Winter 2017 which features inspirational alumna, Catherine Powell (Young, DH 1986) who joined us for the … More...
Extending the curriculum to broaden horizons. Horizons is an annual publication profiling our global outlook. More...
Olivia Openshaw (DH 2012), reading History at Cambridge, spent several weeks in Ecuador during summer 2014 primarily studying the history and culture of the country. More...
Take a look at our image gallery showing the remarkable progress that has been made building the Centre for Learning. More...
