Our Chaplaincy Team has been learning about how the global food system is broken, in support of CAFOD’s Step Up to the Plate campaign. The students have learnt that there is enough food in the world to feed everyone, yet one person in every ten is hungry. For a range of reasons, our food system is broken, and our students have been discussing why.
The students produced their own plates with key messages on to call for change and to end food poverty around the world.
Debating Our debating society meet every Thursday to discuss a wide variety of contemporary issues. This term, alongside preparing to take part in local and
In January, 54 students and 5 teachers travelled to London for a trip combining computing and commerce with a hint of Harry Potter magic. They
This half term, we have had many teachers and students approaching us to support with projects such as our clothes collection for refugees being supported
Our group of Duke of Edinburgh students have been working hard towards the volunteering section of the Bronze Award. In school, students are supporting younger
All students in Year 7 and 10 have celebrated mass this half term with their tutor group or RE class. Thank you to Fr Yemane
We marked Children’s Mental Health Week through a series of assemblies celebrating our community and launching opportunities for students to take on leadership roles in
