This term is often the primary window for 11+ and 16+ scholarship assessments.

As the term progresses toward its conclusion, the focus shifts toward reflection and preparation. The transition from the high energy of October to the more contemplative atmosphere of late November allows for a period of assessment. Students evaluate their progress, and the community prepares for the winter break. The St. Dunstan’s autumn term is, ultimately, a masterclass in balance—balancing the old with the new, the rigorous with the celebratory, and the individual achievement with the collective spirit. It remains a definitive chapter in the life of the school, setting the tone for all the successes that follow. Share public link

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A vibrant, welcoming, and inclusive atmosphere.

A key focus is welcoming new faces, fostering a sense of belonging, and strengthening the existing community spirit [1]. 2. Key Programs and Activities

A defining feature of any term at St Dunstan's is the "Forder Programme," named after a former headmaster. During the Autumn Term, over 300 activities are offered each week. This is the season where:

The term typically starts with staggered start dates. Year 7, Year 12, and early years often arrive a day early for specialized induction sessions.