Pangbourne College

Last month, our Lower Sixth Media students had a great day out at learning all of the backstage secrets behind the infamous Harry Potter!🪄

Proud of our heritage. Ambitious for the future. 💫

As we approach our 110th anniversary, Pangbourne College is taking an exciting step forward by joining the Mill Hill Education Group in a charitable merger designed to create even greater opportunities for our pupils, staff and wider community.

Importantly, Pangbourne will remain proudly Pangbourne – retaining the distinctive identity, traditions, adventurous spirit and close-knit community that have defined the College for generations.

Through this charitable merger, our pupils and staff will benefit from enhanced opportunities for collaboration, leadership development, enrichment programmes and shared expertise, while continuing to enjoy the exceptional educational experience that makes Pangbourne so special.

This is not about changing who we are; it is about building on our strengths and embracing new opportunities from a position of confidence and ambition.

The best of Pangbourne. Even greater opportunities ahead.

It’s been fantastic to welcome back OP and professional sports photographer over the past two days, capturing our rowers in action out on the water🚣📸

Ben used to row for Pangbourne College in the early 2000s and now has a boat named in his honour🙌

Year 10 are learning all about speed and velocity in their Physics lessons this week💫

Dunbar enjoyed building footprint traps in their Adventure session this morning. They set up their traps in Hesperus woods, allowing them to record the animals who live in our forest.🐾🌲

You will see an example of leaf relief printing which demonstrates the kind of prints we are hoping for in the footprints🍃

They will be checking the traps next week to see if they find anything👀

This week marks the 30-year anniversary of one of our longest-serving members of staff, Andy Crossley, at Pangbourne College! 🎉👏

Over the years, Andy has taken on many different roles and currently serves as Commercial Manager, Health & Safety Manager, Duke of Edinburgh Manager, and Head of Outdoor Education.

We are incredibly grateful for everything Andy has done and for his dedication to the College over the past three decades.

Congratulations, Andy, on this remarkable milestone and here’s to many more years!✨

We are immensely proud of the commitment, determination and success shown by so many of our new rowers at

This is just the beginning and we can’t wait to see what the next generation of Pangbourne rowers will achieve🌟🚣

👏 We are incredibly proud of Old Pangbournian Morgan Llewellyn, who has been recognised with a Thames Valley Police Federation Bravery Award after showing extraordinary courage while serving with

While on patrol in Cowley with fellow officer PC Owain Soady-Jackson, Morgan confronted a suspect armed with a machete and acted instinctively to protect his colleague from serious harm. Despite sustaining an injury himself, he continued to restrain the suspect until the situation was safely brought under control.

Congratulations Morgan, the entire Pangbourne community is immensely proud💙