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.
Last week, we came together as a school community to enjoy Sports Day. As in previous years, tutor groups from Years 7-9 represented different virtues
Students from KS3 and KS4 have been working on their entries for the Historical Association’s Young Historian Award. The competition, run in conjunction with the
During this half term, our Year 10 students travelled to Notre Dame for a taster day, giving them an insight into some of the options
Today we joined together as a school community for a Mass of Thanksgiving to celebrate all our achievements throughout this academic year. The special occasions
At the end of this year, Fr Yemane leaves his post as our Priest Chaplain. He has served our school community incredibly well over the
Makaton Day To celebrate Makaton Day, a group of students visited Penny Field School to spend time learning songs using Makaton sign language with the
