News
Botao Wins Boarding’s Chess Tournament
This week in Boarding we have been running a Chess Tournament with games running each evening. Douglas and Botao fought off some tough competition and progressed to the Final held…
World Book Day 2021
As we were unable to celebrate World Book Day in College this week, Simon Pearson, Head of Humanities, presented online to the College community on the History of the Book….
Boarding Feature in Guide to Independent Schools
Our four page feature on boarding at DLD College London, which was first published in Great British Education magazine, is now also available to read in the Spring 2021 edition…
LGBTQ+ History Month
To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, we’ve been educating ourselves on some heroes within the community. People like WW2 code breaker and computing pioneer, Alan Turing who was given a posthumous…
From the Principal #105
Welcome back to the start of the second half of the spring term. I hope you enjoyed the half-term holiday and had some time to recharge your batteries after what…
WINNER! ISA Awards 2020
The postponed Independent School of the Year Awards 2020 ceremony took place on Friday 26 February 2021 and DLD College London won the new award for Innovation in Pupil Voice…
Chris Lubbe speaker press coverage
Press coverage of our visiting speaker for the annual Sir John Ritblatt Lecture, Chris Lubbe, former bodyguard to Nelson Mandela, has appeared online on the School House magazine website news…
Lower School Principal Certificates Awarded
On Thursday 25th February the Principal hosted a special ‘Virtual Tea with the Principal’ to present members of the Lower School with their Principal Certificates as they had achieved over…
Keeping our students safe in London
DLD College London’s Vice Principal (Boarding), James Kidd, talks about the steps we take to ensure our the safety of our boarding students whilst they study with us in the…
International Book Giving Day
To celebrate International Book Giving Day on Sunday the 14th of February, our Book Club Members all picked their favourite 30 children’s books to donate to the Children’s Book Project….
