We were delighted to be able to invite our Webber families to our much-anticipated Awards Ceremonies this week! After 2 years of having to hold them r...

We say farewell to a few families who left us this term to relocate both nationally and internationally. Thank you for your time with us, you leave be...

Now that the main School buildings are not in use over the summer our extensive programme of renovations, maintenance and investments in upgrading the...

Following on from the Bellevue Parent Survey we invited all parents to participate in two feedback opportunities

We are very lucky to have such an engaged and involved parent community here at Webber! FOWIS (Friends Of The Webber Independent School) work extremel...

The Webber Independent have had another fantastic year for fundraising! With the support of our Webber families, we have raised much needed funds for ...

After another rigorous application process this year we would like to give an update on students who have been selected for the Student Executive Team...

On Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th June we welcomed our extended Webber Families to join us and cheer on our Pupils at Sport Day!

On Friday 8th July under warm, blue skies, this year's residential departed for PGL Little Canada on the Isle of Wight, with 48 excited Year 3 to 7 pu...

On Saturday 4 of our Junior Park Rangers attended a workshop at Linford Manor Park. The Junior Park Rangers scheme is based on peer education and is d...

On a wet and blustery day last month, I took a team of five expert debaters to a Bellevue Inter Schools Debating Competition at The Priory Preparatory...

Twenty-one students from across Year 9 and 10 have signed up for the Duke of Edinburgh Awards programme this year.

We recently took part in the Poésíæ and Poésíaert - Global Poems Recitation and Art Competitions 2022.

We celebrated La Francophonie again this year.

For many children the Senior School may seem a long way off, for others it is just around the corner and this can often feel like a huge stepping ston...

At Webber we always aim to have the edge! Academic excellence and sporting achievements go hand in hand throughout all Key Stages.

Last week was Children’s Mental Health Week and now more than ever it is important that we are aware of the challenges that our young people are facin...

Monday 7th Feb marked the start of Safer Internet Day. We held several events last week to raise awareness of how to stay safe online, be aware of the...

We were invited to take part in the ‘Message of Hope 2021’ at MK Food Bank.

Planning the Christmas performances has become an interesting logistical situation over the past two years!

Due to the outstanding generosity of our Webber Family we have been able to donate a huge amount of festive produce to the MK Food Bank to help suppor...

The Young Entrepreneurs ECA companies have worked hard this term to plan, market and facilitate 2 sales.

How much profit could you make from a £1 investment?

Last week 15th -19th November was our annual National Anti-Bullying Week 2021.

The School supports many charities throughout the year and your generosity always shows no bounds.

Remembrance Day is always an important event in The Webber calendar during Term 1.

Harvest is always an important time in our Autumn Term calendar. It is the first occasion for the children throughout the Junior School to gather toge...

On Friday 8th October 90 students from Year 6, 7 and 8 travelled to Middleton Hall in Milton Keynes to attend the MK Innovate STEAM exhibition.

On Friday the 1st October, twelve Year 5 and 6 students took part in the ISA Triathlon at Hutton Manor in Brentwood.

On Thursday 30th September Year 11 GCSE students went on their compulsory Human Geography Field Trip to explore quality of life in Milton Keynes.

Students love to share their ideas and views at Webber and our School Council is the perfect forum.

The Webber Independent School are delighted to announce another exceptional set of GCSE results for our Year 11 Class of 2021!

On Friday 9th July, 53 pupils from Year 3 to 7 travelled to Boughton Woods in Northamptonshire for the annual residential.

On Tuesday 15th June, students in Years 3-6 took part in The Biggest Sing, an on-line event hosted by Young Voices. 

Last week we took 115 Year 6-10 students on a Celebrating Success trip to Caldecotte Lake.

It’s been a busy fortnight with Student Executive team interviews. We would like to give an update on students who have been selected for the Student ...

This summer term our Year 11’s have been busy organising some fundraising activities to raise money for charities Brave The Shave and Little Lives as ...

Year 1 and 2 have been learning about traditional tales in their English lessons. This term we have enjoyed finding out about traditional tales from ...

Extra-Curricular activities are a vital aspect in any child’s development and this is no exception at Webber.

Our Year 9 students have been making the most of our new music computer suite by creating their own theme tunes for a computer game character using a ...

Following the success of our Year 10 and 11 students in the Intermediate Maths Challenge earlier in the year; this week saw 18 students from Years 7 a...

In Year 4 Geography lessons, we have been learning about Modern Europe. This term’s focus is France.

On Friday 7th May the children were excited to come into school dressed for our Number themed non-uniform day to raise money for the NSPCC charity.

Throughout the week children across the Junior and Senior School have been learning about and celebrating Earth Day 2021

The Early Years is often seen by many as a place where children play and teachers simply watch over their pupils whilst sipping a cup of tea.

On April 23rd each year, National Talk Like Shakespeare Day encourages us to speak like the Bard and the characters in his plays.

At Webber we provide excellent leadership opportunities that our students can carry with them once they leave school and venture out into the big wide...

'Language holds the key to our knowledge, our understanding, our memory, our culture and our identity'.

In the Junior School classrooms we find that linking our topics across different subjects can really benefit the children and demonstrate how differen...

Our Year 1 and 2 pupils have been busy this week making some amazing Easter decorations!

Our Year 10 and 11 students were treated to an exciting Virtual School Trip this week to the world of work and Robotic Process Automation with Axel Al...

Last week we celebrated Francophonie with some fun challenges and activities in order to mark this event so relevant to the English language. Our Grea...

Everyone here at The Webber Independent is extremely pleased to welcome all our children back to School. The hallways and playgrounds have been quiet ...

World Book Day changes lives through a love of books and shared reading. The aim is to promote reading for pleasure, offering every child and young pe...

World Book Day is always one of our favourite theme days that we celebrate at Webber and the children in the Junior School classes once again thorough...

Art is an integral part of the Junior School curriculum and provides pupils with the opportunities to try different techniques, materials and mediums....

Safer Internet Day promotes key ways to keep children safe online.

Children’s Mental Health Week took place between 1st and the 7th February and year’s theme was 'Express Yourself'.

We wholeheartedly embrace helping those less fortunate than ourselves at The Webber Independent.

Our current History Topic in Year 4 is the Anglo Saxons.

February is a short but very busy month with plenty to celebrate and learn about in school.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is a registered charity passionate and dedicated to protecting and saving the variety of birds th...

Throughout the Junior School last term we spent time during our PSHCE lessons teaching and learning about Zones of Regulation

In the next few weeks there will be lots of debate, discussion, soul searching, negotiating, diplomacy and arbitration required! No, not the post Brex...

Year 8 student Eva De Gorter braved the shave this December to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

16-year-old Lewis Johnson, former Head Boy at the Webber Independent School made his debut league appearance and became the 250th player to pull on an...

Mrs Flaherty, the Chair of Friends of Webber Independent School  (FOWIS) parents association,  threw down a creative challenge to all students this mo...

Due to the outstanding generosity of the Webber Community, particularly in these financially uncertain times,  we were faced with a lovely problem reg...

The Autumn Term sees many important charity events that as a school here at Webber we are always keen to support. However, it is important that we not...

Remembrance Day is always an important event in our calendar during the Autumn Term. Across the Junior School we took time to learn more about what Re...

Our Autumn Adventures themed holiday club took place over the October half term, and it was a huge success! The children enjoyed many wonderful activi...

After the unprecedented five months of academic disruption and uncertainty Webber Independent School families and staff are pleased to celebrate the...

Some of our pupils have been talking about why they love The Webber Independent School. Watch our short video to hear their views:

We recently spoke with some of the parents of children currently attending The Webber Independent School. Hear about their experiences in this sho...

Art and English engaged in cross-curricular collaboration at The Webber Independent School, to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the poem often reg...

Students at The Webber Independent School are celebrating another successful year of GCSE results across all subjects, with 93% of Year 11 pupils ac...

100% of students achieved 9 to 4 grades in five or more subjects including English and Maths, up an impressive 7.7% on last year’s GCSE result...

As our Year 8 rounders team took to the field, the sun kept shining for the beginning of what was a competitively played and interesting rounders tr...

The Milton Keynes Development Partnership (MKDP) announced the winners of the Future:MK competition, where local young people proposed ideas for dev...

92.3% of students achieved 9 to 4 (A* to C) grades in five or more subjects including English and Maths, up an impressive 17% on last year’s G...

On Friday 12th May 2017, twenty eight Webber students traveled to Bedford International Athletic Stadium to compete in the London North ISA Athletic...

Year 7 Breaking Barriers with Alistair Patrick-Heselton, Sky Sports and Youth Sport Trust