Begin the New Year in style with an evening of the very best rock bands and solo acts that Hampton has to offer!

General Booking from 7pm Monday 19 January.

An evening showcasing the talented string players at Hampton . A chance to hear a variety of solo performances from double bass to violin and guitar, and finishing with the Big Hampton String Orchestra playing  Rumanian Folk Dances by Bela Bartok.

Booking from Tuesday 13 January, 7pm.

Hampton School and LEH proudly present the 2026 Sixth Form Play: Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. 

On the remote and eerie Soldier Island, ten strangers are lured to a mysterious gathering, only to find themselves accused of past crimes by an unseen host. As fear builds and guests begin to die one by one, suspicion intensifies and trust disintegrates. 

This year’s Sixth Form cast delivers a tense, atmospheric performance that captures the relentless suspense of Christie’s iconic mystery. Trust no one, question everything, and prepare for a gripping theatrical experience where nothing is certain and every moment counts.

This amateur production of “And Then There Were None” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

We are delighted to announce that this year’s Unsilenced concert celebrates its fifth edition. Following the success of last year’s performance, we are pleased to share the news early so you can mark your calendars.

More than thirty pupils will take part in this special evening, performing chamber music, choral works and piano pieces by over twenty women composers, spanning from Fanny Mendelssohn to Nkeiru Okoye. The programme will once again be brought to life by our drama students, who will guide the audience through the music with insightful introductions, shedding light on composers whose voices have too often been overlooked by history.

We warmly invite you to join us and show your support for our pupils and these remarkable composers.

Hampton School and Hampton High present Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson adapted by Bryony Lavery.

After discovering a treasure map in his and his grandma's inn, Jim Hawkins, along with a crew of inept sailors led by the Town's doctor and magistrate, must set sail in search of riches beyond belief. Little do they know that the dangers lying ahead of them are far greater than storms and seasickness, as the infamous pirate Long John Silver attempts to sabotage the crews plan along with a ruthless band of not-so-merry men and an incredibly literate parrot.

This amateur production of “Treasure Island (Lavery)” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

Box Office opens Monday 9 February, 6pm.

Doors open 6:30pm.

The Music Department invite you to join them for an evening of chamber music performed by our smaller groups  after an exciting day of coaching from esteemed visiting musicians.  There will be a variety of ensembles from guitar, brass and woodwind to string quartets and piano trios  performing works by Beethoven and Schubert through to Johann Strauss and Kenji Bunch.

Booking from Monday 2 March, 7pm