
Children in Need 2024
St George's celebrated Children in Need Day in style!
St George's celebrated Children in Need Day in style!
Years One to Six set off for St George's Church this week to celebrate Harvest Festival.
In a highly anticipated announcement, St George's CE Primary School is delighted to introduce your Head Boy and Head Girl for 2024-2025, alongside our Parent Ambassador Team.
On Thursday 10th October 2024, we joined thousands of schools across the UK supporting World Mental Health Day by wearing something yellow.
At St George’s our culture statement is:
We are fun. We are together.
Today, we donned our PJs and celebrated reading for Pyjamarama!
Today, Year 3 completed their Lenten Fundraising Challenge, decorating beautifully detailed mandalas in reflective silence.
We are very lucky to have a dedicated library space within our school run by very keen Librarians.
This week, St George's Librarians ran a cake sale and a raffle fundraiser. Money raised will be used to purchase new books to enhance the library's collection.
Best Class visited the Imperial War Museum this week to close off their history topic!
Parties at school and gifts donated by our Church!
In line with our spiritual pathway of Confrontation, Year 3 are being Brave standing up for what they believe in. Even if that means writing a formal letter of complaint to Rishi Sunak himself!
Priceless St George's artworks go on sale!
KS2 have taken ownership of some new life at St George's!
We kicked off Anti-Bullying Week at St George's with Odd Socks!
At St George's, our subject vision for RSHE is:
Be healthy. Be safe. Be resilient.
Weeks like Anti-Bullying Week give us the opportunity to learn how we can stay physically and mentally healthy and stay safe, as well as supporting others to do so too.
A big thank you to everyone who participated in Odd Socks Day this week.
We pride ourselves on being courageous advocates and supporting others. Today we supported Children in Need and lived out our vision statement: Be brave. Be great. Be you.
Last week, we donned our PJs and celebrated reading for Pyjamarama!
The winners of our competitions to raise money for the Bishop's Lent Call have been announced...
This week, schools and local communities across the UK took part in Children's Mental Health Week.
It’s run by children’s charity Place2Be, and is designed to shine a spotlight on the importance of children and young people’s mental health.
Check out our new banner, created by St George's pupils in partnership with Lewisham.
Best class visited the Imperial War Museum as part of their WW2 Battle of Britain topic!
This week, we were inspired to act against idling, following some powerful Air Quality Workshops in Year 4, 5 and 6.
At St George's, we are really proud of the work that we do for local, national and international charities.
We kicked off Anti Bullying Week at St George's with Odd Socks!
Start where you are,
Use what you have
Do what you can!
Arthur Ashe
This week was Anti-Bullying Week. In RSHE, Year 5 wrote acrostic poems using the theme 'Reach Out'.