Radley College

03/10/2026

It's fantastic to see boys getting to work on the new set of the upcoming production of West Side Story.

02/10/2026

The Chapel Choir received a wonderfully warm welcome at Southwark Cathedral, where the 130-strong ensemble sang Evensong to a large congregation that included parents, former pupils and members of the wider Radley community.

01/10/2026

Over 2,000 primary school children joined Radley boys for our annual Music Flood Week which kicked off Radley’s music partnership programme. We are proud of our boys who help ensure every child involved has access to inspiring musical opportunities - from performing in concerts and learning an instrument, to taking part in workshops and experiencing live performances from professional musicians.

A huge thank you to all the children, teachers, musicians and boys who helped make this year’s Music Flood such a memorable celebration of music and partnership.

28/09/2026

Sixth Form Politics students visited the Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities in Oxford to attend a discussion on American culture featuring historian and author, Timothy Garton Ash and broadcaster, Justin Webb. The discussion gave boys the opportunity to explore American culture from a variety of perspectives, while also considering the social and political forces that have shaped it. Read the full story here -

Sixth Form Politics students visited the Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities in Oxford to attend a discussion on American culture

26/09/2026

Congratuations to Mr Noone for being shortlisted in the Royal Society of Biology's Teacher of the Year Award 2026. The winner will be announced at the Biology Week Awards Ceremony at the House of Commons on 14th October.

25/09/2026

In Their Own Words | Manny (6.1, G) - As Manny moves into his final year at Radley, he is already balancing his studies with a flourishing professional cricket career.

In the first of our ‘In Their Own Words’ films, Manny reflects on his journey at Radley, the opportunities and support he has received, and how the College has enabled him to become ‘the best version of himself’.

Watch Manny’s story: https://youtu.be/xAK0pNn5T-Q?si=TNoYqieK9V6ooVzl

Discover more stories from the 2026 Radley Foundation Impact Report: https://issuu.com/radleycollege/docs/impact_report_2026

Manny (6.1, G) came to Radley on a partially funded sports scholars...

25/09/2026

We are delighted that the Warden, John Moule, has been nominated for ‘Best Public School Head’ by . Many congratulations to all the other nominees.

23/09/2026

The new edition of The Radleian has just been published and is available to read here - https://tinyurl.com/ymfkx9hp

21/09/2026

This Sunday, Radley was delighted to welcome The Life Guards for a service in which they laid up their regimental standard in the college Chapel. This is a great honour for the college and reflects the close relationship between Radley and The Life Guards over many years. The boys hugely enjoyed the presence of a full military band and the State Trumpeters and it was lovely to welcome back a number of serving ORs.

18/09/2026

What difference can an opportunity make? In the Impact Report 2026, three Radleians share their stories in their own words. From the stage and the river to the cricket field, their stories reflect the opportunities made possible through the generosity of the Radley community.

Over the coming weeks, we will be sharing the films of Manny (6.1, G), Lohan (2021, E), Jovan (2021, J) and James Amos (1991, D), alongside the publication of this year’s Impact Report.