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A Word From Our Headmaster

Welcome to Merchant Taylors’ Boys’ School and thank you for taking the time to be interested in what we do.

Our historic school is a happy, vibrant place, full of energy and enthusiasm and brimming with aspiring and ambitious people who want to make the most of themselves and help those around them to do the same.

Ambition, Character and Excellence are the cornerstones of our success. Ambition is the spark that sets students on a path to success, not only in an academic or professional setting, but in every challenge they face. We carefully help boys to develop their character as they progress through school, undertaking and learning from the various opportunities they are presented with. Excellence is the expectation we ask all of our young men to have for themselves.

Merchant Taylors’ produces well-educated, well-rounded and caring young men who will play a significant role in society. They will become good men, good husbands and good fathers; they will be good team members as well as leaders; above all, they will seek to be a positive influence wherever they find themselves. We have high expectations of our boys, which we expect them to share.

Each of our boys is academically able and we seek to nurture in them a spirit of inquiry and curiosity which will see them explore their chosen interests, whatever those may be. They are guided by committed, enthusiastic and inspiring teachers who have strong subject specialist knowledge – a key factor in developing students to their fullest extent.

Alongside academic rigour, we offer an abundance of other co-curricular and enrichment opportunities for boys to shine, whether it is on the stage, in the concert hall, on the sports field or working in the community. Our young men are able to grow in many areas outside of the classroom.

When boys join Merchant Taylors’, they join a family in every sense. This is a warm, caring community where people are prepared to go the extra mile to help one another and where boys create bonds with staff and peers that endure well beyond their school years. Our excellent alumni community supports boys in all manner of areas, creating a truly lifelong connection.

I very much hope that you will come to visit us, meet our pupils and staff and see for yourself what makes Merchant Taylors’ such a special place to be.

Mr David Wickes
Headmaster

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Did you know that 100% of our girls in Years 10 an Did you know that 100% of our girls in Years 10 and 11 are studying Physics, either as part of the Separate Science course or the Trilogy course? Meanwhile, 10% of all Sixth Form girls are studying Physics at A-Level. 

The CREST Award, XMaS competition, Steminists Club and IOP lectures are a few examples of the incredible co-curricular opportunities we offer to young female scientists.

Find out more by clicking the link in our bio.
Join us on the 18 May 2022 to Meet the Head at Sta Join us on the 18 May 2022 to Meet the Head at Stanfield Preparatory School. 

The morning will consist of a welcome from Miss Lynan, an opportunity to meet our current pupils and an individual tour of our specialist, purpose-built facilities at Stanfield.

Click the link in our bio to find out more.
We can't wait to head to the fabulous Bondi Green We can't wait to head to the fabulous Bondi Green in Paddington on Thursday 26 May for our first Alumni Social of the year. Pop in to see us any time between 5 and 9pm and your first drink is free thanks to the Old Boys' Association. Mr Farrell will be joining us, amongst other familiar faces! 🥂🍻🍷

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Congratulations to Emelia who won a writing compet Congratulations to Emelia who won a writing competition set by author Lydia Sanders when she visited us earlier this year. Emelia wrote an excellent story about a strong and powerful female character who stood up for what she believed in and won a signed copy of Lydia's @hystericalherstories book 'Coco Chanel'.
It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces at It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces at the Old Boys' Association Crosby Dinner on Saturday evening.

We took advantage of a beautiful evening to enjoy drinks outside, a wander around school and a fabulous dinner. OBA President Darius Ferrigno welcomed guests, with a speech from immediate past President Richard Greenwood and the traditional rousing rendition of the school song to close.
Over the past few weeks, a number of boys in Year Over the past few weeks, a number of boys in Year 7 entered the nationwide competition, Poetry By Heart.

Will, Isaac and Noah made it to the final three, performing their poems by heart in a spectacular recital. Each boy has worked extremely hard and shown great resilience, commitment and creativity at each stage, spending a significant amount of time rehearsing.

Huge congratulations and good luck to all involved.
We welcomed Bentley Photographic last week for our We welcomed Bentley Photographic last week for our whole school photograph at the Girls' School. Full details on how to purchase will be made available shortly. 📸
In the Spring term, a number of Physics students e In the Spring term, a number of Physics students entered the Oxford Physics Challenge, a national competition designed to stretch and challenge the best students from across the country, with difficult problems set in unfamiliar contexts. We are delighted to announce that the following boys achieved awards:

Front row (from left to right): Hemanth (Silver), George (Gold), James (Gold), Darren (Gold).

Back row (from left to right): Oscar (Bronze), Dylan (Bronze), Tom (Bronze), Nathan (Bronze), Adam (Bronze), Hugh (Bronze), Nathan (Bronze)
Congratulations to Year 12 pupil, Emily, who has w Congratulations to Year 12 pupil, Emily, who has won a place on the XMaS Scientist Experience. This means that in June, she will be jetting off to Grenoble to take part in the Synchrotron@School Programme in the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF).

Some 8000 scientists visit this particle accelerator every year, and Emily will be able to experience what life might be like as an international research scientist.

Emily won one of 16 places on the four day all expenses paid trip, organised by The University of Warwick, after entering the national XMaS competition. Her winning essay was entitled ‘Ada Yonath: her life and contributions to science’ and highlighted the impact that Ada has had in narrowing the vast gender imbalance in STEM by becoming the first woman from the Middle East to win a Nobel prize in the sciences.

This is the fifth year that MTGS have had winners in this competition, and we know from previous girls’ experiences that Emily is going to have a fabulous time. A huge well done, Emily!
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