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Growing up in Hampshire, I was aware of the formidable reputation of PGS from an early age and am hugely proud to now lead such a prestigious school in a part of the country that I love and have always considered home.
PGS is a family school with each generation supporting the next, whether that is a Senior School pupil acting as a reading mentor for a Junior School pupil, an experienced OP offering work experience to a younger OP straight out of university, or a parent contributing their expertise to conduct practice interviews with sixth formers.
Our aspiration is to help every pupil achieve the very best they can in every aspect of their lives. The support we give our pupils to develop as individuals and as a community are at the heart of PGS, as we seek to prepare them to flourish in life beyond the famous Arch.
We also aspire to have a lifelong relationship with every member of the PGS family, and have created this secure portal to help every individual - OP, parent, member of staff, donor or friend - stay connected with the school and each other, wherever they happen to be in the world.
Once registered, you can keep up-to-date with developments at the school, re-connect with long lost friends, share personal news, seek or offer careers advice, book your place at alumni and school events…and much more.
I hope you will welcome this opportunity to stay connected with our warm and vibrant community.
Enjoy exploring!
David Wickes, Head
As excitement mounts with the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris, the school celebrates six OPs who have represented their country at the highest athle… More...
Last week in the sunshine at Hilsea we were joined by guests including OPs and donors as well as parents, to celebrate the money raised this year for … More...
Peter Barnes (OP 1964) recalls life in the Combined Cadet Force sixty years ago More...
On the hundredth anniversary of the installation of electricity at PGS, we shed some light on school life, rapid change and "culture wars" at the scho… More...
The approaching 80th anniversary of D-Day prompted John Sweetman (OP 1953) to share his memories More...
The school remembers D-Day and OPs' contribution to the fight against fascism More...
Join us for drinks and canapes as we unveil the new Oxbridge boards at PGS, detailing all alumni since 1982 who have attended the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Reunite with old friends, connect with other alumni and have the chance to see your old school. Please no… Read more
Class of 2004: this year marks 20 years since you left PGS. Come back and reconnect with old friends. See if you can find yourself in our Archive display and let the memories flow as you explore your old haunts and see what has (and hasn't) changed. There… Read more