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Girls from Year 9 each created a fascinating display on a topic of their choice as part of their History lessons. 

Superstar runner Nya was number one in a race against 150 runners, mainly all older, completing 2.5k in just nine minutes. 

Four Mount pupils courageously spoke of their experiences with dyslexia to an assembly of Prep School pupils. 

The Summer Concert 2026 was an eclectic mix of genres beautifully performed by talented Mount choirs, soloists, orchestras and ensembles.

This year’s Great Mountie Bake Off was a resounding success, with hundreds raised for our wonderful school charity this year, York Against Cancer. 

Molly’s inventive and creative display, ‘Molly’s Jungle Book,’ wowed judges at the competitive show, earning Molly a coveted silver gilt medal. At 11 years old, she is the youngest exhibitor ever to receive this honour – her talent is clearly blossoming! 

EdTech entrepreneur, Thomas Mason, was the guest speaker at The Mount’s third Spark Lecture event with his fascinating talk: ‘Why the People Who Said ‘No’ Made Me a Better Entrepreneur.’ 

The highly-esteemed Good Schools Guide describes The Mount as ‘a place of calm and compassion’ in its thorough and complimentary review. 

Participants were able to hone their craft with help from world class pianists Murray McLachlan and The Mount’s own Paul Feehan, among others.