The Cambridge School, San Diego

To celebrate the end of their first year at Cambridge, our Junior Kindergartners enjoyed a day full of games, laughter, and fun with friends. We’re so proud of all they’ve learned this year and look forward to the many adventures still to come!

Commencement was a meaningful celebration of our graduates and the perseverance, growth, and dedication they have demonstrated throughout their years at Cambridge. As they step into this next chapter, we trust in God’s guidance and faithfulness, confident they are prepared to Think Well, Love Rightly, and Live Wisely for His glory and the good of others. Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

As we concluded Cambridge’s 20th year, Closing Convocation was a joyful celebration of our students’ growth and accomplishments. Incoming 9th graders received their Rhetoric School pins, and our new 7th graders were officially welcomed into their Houses. Congratulations to all our Griffins on the close of another wonderful school year!

Grammar School Griffin Games and Upper School House Games were a joyful way to celebrate the end of the school year as students enjoyed water games, grade-level competitions, and time together before summer break. It was the perfect lead-up to Closing Convocation!

Throughout the year, our Kindergartners and Seniors formed a heartwarming bond as Grammar School buddies. In a special moment leading up to graduation, the Kindergartners hand-delivered caps and gowns to their Senior friends. It was a meaningful celebration of the friendships they built and the Class of 2026’s journey at Cambridge!

During the last week of school, our seniors joined Kindergarten for a special recess with their kindergarten buddies, enjoying time together before graduation. It was a sweet opportunity to reflect on the friendships they have built and celebrate this meaningful season of transition.

Our 10th grade AP Biology students visited 2nd grade to share books they authored and illustrated about our local ecosystem! Through engaging stories and creative artwork, they brought local plants, animals, and habitats to life while teaching younger students about the natural world that surrounds us.

Our third graders enjoyed a special Narnia Day as Cambridge was transformed into the world of C.S. Lewis’s beloved story. Stepping through the wardrobe, they entered a land of adventure and discovery, where they explored the themes and characters of the book and brought great literature to life through hands-on experiences.