A selection of images from the event earlier this term
Arts for Change: Using the Arts to make a difference
Arts for Change: Using the Arts to make a difference How can the arts be used to explore a sensitive ‘non-arts’ issue? That’s the question which was asked of year eight students and teachers from St Joan of Arc School, St Clement Danes School and Queens’ School through the Arts for Change project which took … Continued
Y12 A.R.C. Senior Citizen Christmas Party
I would like to congratulate the Year 12 A.R.C team for all their efforts put into running and organising this years senior citizen Christmas party. It was an excellent day and all of our guests were extremely impressed. You really have put the teachings of Christ into practice ‘I was a stranger and you invited … Continued
Udayan Coffee Morning
Come and join us for an Udayan Coffee Morning Monday 19th October in the hall. Treat yourself (or a friend) to a hot drink and a cake or biscuit and raise money to help a child at Udayan Take a look at our PPT about last year’s fund-raising activities to find out why we are running this event. Thank … Continued
Syrian refugee prayer vigil
Year 11 ARC groups have been working hard this term putting their faith into action. One of our groups had focussed on the refugee crisis. They felt they wanted to do something to help and so looked to the advice of Cardinal Vincent Nichols. The Cardinal suggested that Catholics can above all else pray. … Continued
Drama Club October 2015
Drama Club is now running on the following days and times: Year 8 and 9 – Tuesday 3.30 – 4.30pm Years 7 – Wednesday 3.30 – 4.30pm Year 10 – Thursday 3.30 – 4.30pm Venue- Drama studio Please bring – a pair of clean, soft-soled shoes or slippers (just as you would wear in your … Continued
Further Education College Open Events
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Year 13 A.R.C
Year 13 A.R.C have been looking into the ‘Catholic Worker Farm’ which offers accommodation and support to 22 destitute female asylum seekers and their children. All of the women have been homeless and have been recommended to the Catholic worker Farm by refugee services. The Catholic Worker Farm gains no support from the government and strongly … Continued
2015 Year 10 GCSE Parents Information Evening
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