This week St. George School hosted a Careers Fair for year 10 students. We were privileged to have 10 parents who shared their career pathways and expertise with the students through interesting and exciting presentations. The year 10s really enjoyed all elements of the day and are now starting to ask inquisitive questions about…
The students have been donating gifts for underprivileged children with the support of the charity Red Cross. We were all overwhelmed with the kindness and are thrilled to announce that we collected more than 300 presents! Thank you all so much for your warm generosity!
We’re so pleased to see that 96.5% of our pupils feel like they are making great progress here at St. George, according to the results of our recent survey! We’d also like to highlight their opinions on the quality of teaching at the school: “Teachers don’t just teach, they actually want you to learn”, “I…
A huge thank you to all staff and pupils involved in this year’s show, The Lion King. Lots of work went on behind the scenes to ensure that the performance went smoothly and we couldn’t have been more impressed with the costumes, stage sets and acting skills. It was great to see so many happy,…
Our end of year Art Exhibition was a enormous success, due to the amazing work that our students produced. We all enjoyed the results of their creativity and efforts!
Friendly teachers in a truly anglophone environment! This has been Clara’s 3rd summer camp at St George and it has been the best one in these years. All the teachers (and even the gardener) were incredibly well organized and an active team, very warm with kids. Clara is already looking forward to the next summer…
Recent studies confirm that the presence of a pet in schools reduces stress in the classroom. “Every school should have a dog to reduce stress levels” was the headline of a report by BBC News that collected statements from education professionals defending this claim. For example, the Vice Chancellor of one of the most prestigious…
As part of our History curriculum, Year 4 pupils have been learning about ancient civilisations and the significance of shield designs to the Roman army. The shields were used to scare off enemies from far away and high-ranking soldiers would even pay craftsmen to carefully paint scenes from myths to bring luck. Each part of…
Our Year 8 and Year 9 pupils recently arrived back from a field trip to Rome, which formed part of their History and Geography studies. Visiting so many inspiring sites has allowed our pupils to assimilate history in a much more practical way and has expanded their cultural knowledge. Trying to fit in as much…
Congratulations once again to all the pupils who participated in this year’s school Talent Show. We can see that public speaking and the performing arts develop self-esteem, confidence and have a very positive impact on children. We have been impressed with your skills and we’re already looking forward to next year’s show!