We have ten prizes to give away for categories including Most Festive Form, Cutest Christmas Jumper, Merriest Staff Member, as well as Most Christmassy Jumper(s) in each year group.
And don’t forget – all the proceeds go to the children of Udayan!
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Christmas Jumper Day 2016
Don’t have a Christmas Jumper but fancy the chance to win a prize and raise money for Udayan?
What about customising a jumper from home?
Take a your inspiration from staff winner Miss Fouhy from 2015!
Replace your school jumper with an Xmas jumper for Udayan – blazer optional – Christmas joy compulsory!
Duke of Edinburgh Award 2016
Scenes from a recent weekend.
A huge congratulations to the year 12 A.R.C Environment group, who organised and ran an Environment day for KS3 classes. Also a huge thank you for all of the KS3 classes involved, the effort put in by all was brilliant to witness.
Today year 8 helped cleared an area so that in future we can grow plants. A group of year 8 also did water sampling to become more aware of the animals present in our school.
Year 9 selflessly picked up litter and went around the entire school collecting recycling.
Year 7 made bird feeders to help preserve natural wild life in our local community.
Today all the pupils put their faith into action by being stewards of the earth. “The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it.” Gen 2:15
Thank you for all your work today.
Berlin History Trip
The Key Stage 4 History Trip went to Berlin this year with 50 students where we visited sites that covered the rise of the Nazis, the Holocaust, and the Cold War. In particular Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp and the Berlin Wall were very memorable for how they impacted on the lives of so many people.
The French Club invite you to watch a role play relating to the French conversation at the café.
A huge thank you for all the donations from years 7, 8 & 9 your generosity has been amazing and you truly have been living out the Gospel teachings ‘Put yourself aside, and help others get ahead’ Philippians 2:3-4. Pupils in year 10 who donated on behalf of the school had this to say ‘The food bank is an extremely important part of our community it allows us to help one another and shows God’s unconditional love to those who may have fallen into hard times, it also reminds us of how lucky we are and how easy it can be to fall on hard times, it was a great privileged to take the donations and we continue to support this great local charity’.