NHS Berkshire were guests at the opening of our new Health & Well-being Centre on Wednesday 20^th November.

Students as young as four years old took to the stage on Tuesday 12^th November to demonstrate the confidence and creativity they have gained at LVS Ascot.

A group of thirty media studies students from LVS Ascot enjoyed a unique learning experience at the Sky TV studios in London.

Many of our students have exceeded their expectations and received higher grades than they thought possible on A-Level results day today.

The Mayor of Bracknell Forest, Councillor Pauline McKenzie, enjoyed a prestigious day honouring the academic achievements of students at independent school LVS Ascot on Thursday 4^th July.

Our Head Boy Darshan Solanki tells us about what it was like to go to Buckingham Palace to receive his Gold DofE Award from The Countess of Wessex.

Whilst the country’s politicians are still trying to agree a way forward from the public Brexit vote nearly three years ago, students and teachers at LVS Ascot have been embracing democracy with an exciting project that put power into the hands of pupils for the first time.

An enriching day of learning about culture and customs across the world took place at school on Friday 15^th March as students from many different nations took the lead in helping to educate their peers and foster integration.

235 young musicians from around Berkshire, Surrey, West London and beyond flocked to our school to take part in the 5^th annual LVS Ascot Music Festival.

Our pupils have taken on the role of educating the local community by teaming up with Thames Valley Police to produce their latest crime prevention campaign.

Our school commemorated the 100^th year anniversary of the end of the First World War as all students from ages 4 to 18 created a ceramic poppy for an art installation in the school grounds.

LVS Ascot students have been enjoying new facilities available to them at lunchtimes after a major £820,000 refurbishment of the dining hall.

Students at LVS Ascot celebrated an increase in A* grades amongst their A-level results, rising to 5.7% from 4.6% last year. The school’s overall pass rate was 98.3%, surpassing the national average of 97.6%.

Students around the country returned to school this week after the Easter break, with many preparing to undertake a crucial few months of exams.

A host of representatives from the public service sector joined forces at LVS Ascot on Thursday 19th April for an inspiring careers evening.

A former LVS Ascot student who went on to gain a first-class honours degree returned to the school on Wednesday 21st March to give a talk in the theatre on how to pass exams.