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I’ve wanted to do a cycling challenge for some time now, and losing my grandmother before Christmas last year was the motivation I needed. She had suffered from Alzheimer’s and […]

The children have thoroughly enjoyed being ‘Young Farmers’ this week.  Year 1 children have been looking after Rose the ewe and her twins by feeding them hay, creep and ensuring […]

On Saturday 20th April, Ms Grove and Miss Martin took 13 students from years 7 to 11 to watch the England Women’s Six Nations: England vs Ireland at Twickenham Stadium. […]

In an inspiring display of determination and compassion, Sophie Hollis, an Achievement Coordinator at The Quest Academy who left last Autumn, crossed the finish line of the London Marathon yesterday, […]

Our next Family Learning event is next Thursday – please sign up for your space via Arbor. 

The Quest Academy recently welcomed Tope Fadahunsi, a notable figure in football playing for Sutton United and owner of Lazone Sports. In an engaging session with students, he emphasized perseverance […]

Mr Wilder and Year 8 Quest pupil Demario Treasure will be representing Croydon Schools on Sunday 5th May in the prestigious ESFA National Cup Final to be held at Stoke […]

Why is the Middle East an important region? Year 9 Geographers have been studying the physical and human features of the Middle East region including, climate, topography, population, religion and economic development. […]

On March 8th, Quest Academy Year 9 students were invited to the Selhurst Depot to experience how women are changing the STEM industry. During this empowering excursion, students delved into […]

On Wednesday 20th and 27th the Livingstone House community action enrichment group hosted two fundraising events. The aim was to raise as much money as possible for their chosen charity […]

Upon arrival at Goldsmiths, University of London, we were greeted by student ambassadors who took us to a lecture room for introductions, and a questions and answers session for the […]

On Tuesday 19th March, a group of students from years 8 to 12 travelled to the Duchess Theatre to watch the wickedly funny “The Play that Goes Wrong”. After studying […]