
The Class of 2023
Farewell and good luck Year 6!
Farewell and good luck Year 6!
Year 5 and 6 Perform at Deptford Green Secondary
Families, friends, traditional dress, music, food, performances and fun.
What a fabulous, diverse community we have at St George's.
Year 6 dropped their poetry skills into diversity!
The school was awash with inspirational figures today for Be Brave Day!
Last week, we donned our PJs and celebrated reading for Pyjamarama!
On Thursday we had our sponsored Variety Mile.
This week, we received and planted our wildflower seeds in honour of the King's Coronation.
To celebrate Coronation weekend, we held our very own Coronation at St George's!
This week, Year 5 had an amazing day at the Globe Theatre.
Father Richard offers bread at our Eucharist Worship.
On Thursday this week, the whole school walked to our Church for our Easter Service.
The winners of our competitions to raise money for the Bishop's Lent Call have been announced...
On Friday, we had a special visitor return to St George's!
"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford!" - Samuel Johnson. Maybe it is because it is not just a city, it is a region AND a county to boot!
We had some special visitors on Tuesday this week...
Everyone at St George's enjoyed World Book Day this week!
Pancake making, pancake flipping, and pancake eating!
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.
We had great fun celebrating Lunar New Year in nursery!
Tutoring at St George's.
Wishing you a very Happy Lunar New Year of the Rabbit from Kahlo Class!
Jemison class have explored Jewish artefacts, symbols and the importance of the Torah.
Check out our new banner, created by St George's pupils in partnership with Lewisham.
Our youngest pupils took centre stage in for our Nativities!
Reception have been busy learning about and preparing for Christmas!
What a performance from all of our stars in Years 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6!
Gravy, roast potatoes, Christmas jumpers, and crackers: it must be our Christmas lunches!
The first St George's Christmas Art Exhibition and Art Sale was a fantastic success, thanks to the creative talent of our resident artists and your supportive generosity!
On Friday, Year Two visited our local fire station!
At St George's, we are really proud of the work that we do for local, national and international charities.
On the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month, St George's remembered them...
In Year 4, we have been learning about Walter Tull for Remembrance Day.
This week, classes have participated in the NSPCC’s Speak out. Stay safe programme.
On Thursday, the whole school ventured to St George's Church to celebrate and be generous at our Harvest Festival.
To support our learning about Hinduism, Year 5 visited the Sri Vel Muruhan Aalayam Hindu Temple in Catford.
Year 6 went wild with adventure at Windmill Hill PGL!
Meet your newly elected representatives: St George's School Council.
Following a democratic vote, Ms Carney is proud to present our new Faith Group.
On World Afro Day, St George's took time to reflect on the importance of hair to different cultures.
We are very lucky to have a dedicated library space within our school. We are ambitious for all children to be readers and have a love of books and reading.
A new netted roof was attached to our football cage today because of the fundraising of our School Council!
We are delighted to announce that we have achieved the School Games GOLD Mark Award for the 2021/22 academic year.
On a sad day in Britain's history, St George's took the time to reflect.
Today, we say goodbye to our Year 6 pupils at our Leavers' Ceremony.
Yellow House take the spoils at St George's School Games Day 2022!
On Thursday we had our sponsored Variety Mile organised by our School Council.
Families, friends, traditional dress, music, food, performances and fun.
A day of learning about the different cultures that make up St George's.
Well done to everyone who came in dressed as a historical figure who has shown bravery or fought social injustice today!
On June 13th and 14th this week, the Police Community Support Officer for our area, Andrea Woolrych, led safety sessions across EYFS, KS1 and KS2.
A St George's 'Street Party' with hats, bunting, cake and music!
Our Year 3 pupils put on a show at the Forest Hill Community Event 2022.
We are very lucky to have a dedicated library space within our school. We are ambitious for all children to be readers and have a love of books and reading.
Year 5 acting out the story of The Buddha.
We supported the First News Ukraine Appeal by wearing yellow and blue to school.
St George's were back at our local Parish Church to celebrate Easter.
Year 5 and 6 talk the school through the ins and outs of School Journey!
We have been raising money for the Bishop's Lent Call.
Year 5 and 6 went to Windmill Hill (PGL) for their residential!
St. George's take part in Red Nose Day 2022!
On International Women's Day 2022, we joined the campaign to #breakthebias.
Our Healthy Tuck Shop returned today!
Our fantastic library space is open!
We celebrated Shrove Tuesday by making pancakes in worship!
Congratulations to our Raffle Prize Winners!
This week, St George’s have been celebrating Children’s mental Health Week in lots of amazing ways. Following the theme ‘Growing Together’ we have been finding so many different ways of growing on the inside as well as the outside!
This week, School Council Representatives have been working behind the scenes on behalf of their peers putting in place fundraising activities.
Our Year 5 and 6 pupils led whole school worship this week over our school radio.
At St George's we are proud to have pupil representatives that take part in School Council meetings.
We are so excited to announce our new class names! The final decision was down to class teachers and their classes. School Council Representatives announced the names in Celebration Worship this morning.
This week we have said a warm welcome to our wonderful new Wellbeing Ambassadors! These are children that have been nominated by their teachers for their outstanding commitment to kindness, persistence and having amazing growth mindsets.
Year 4 have had an exciting first week back engaging in discussions about our new Christian value for this half-term, tolerance.
Shakespearean plays, black heroes, Edward Lear limericks, and tales of Peter Rabbit: our first set of whole class reading texts are fantastic this half term!
Have a look at our half-termly virtual art gallery!
Lots of Christmassy fun was had at St. George's in the last week of term!
A big thank you to the congregation at St. George's Parish Church, who donated gifts to every one of our pupils.
They may be the youngest in the school but their stars shone just as brightly!
School Council have been very visible this week promoting pupil voice and collecting ideas to help improve our already fantastic offer at playtime.
What a performance from our Key Stage Two pupils!
What a performance by St. George's at the Turning of the Year Concert at Blackheath Halls!
Today we learned more about disabilities and how they can affect us.
In Nursery, we have been learning about homes and families as part of our topic work, 'All About Me.'
This week, we participated in National Anti-Bullying Week, led by our proactive School Council.
St. George's raise money for a good cause!
This Thursday, the whole school came together at 11 o'clock to remember those who have given their lives for us in service.
Year 5 have been learning about the Poppy, and it's relevance to Remembrance Day.
As part of our topic 'All About Me', we have been exploring different celebrations and festivals.
Year 6 took their first trip this year to the Junior Citizenship Event to learn how to be role models within society!
Years 1, 2 and 3 begin practising for the Turning of the Year concert 2021!
Reception have been busy learning all about the Hindu Festival of Light - Diwali!
Have a look at this half term's Challenge Zero winners!
Year 6 have celebrated the end of their Windrush Generation unit with a carnival in class!
Pioneer inspiration for Year 6 - Positive influence and cultural change of the Windrush Empire.
We teamed up with the Executive Director of Education for the Church of England to run a mile for a good cause!
Back at our local parish Church...
We kicked off Black History Month by reading Barak Obama's book written for his daughters together.
Meet your new school council!
It was denim galore today as we raised money for Jeans for Genes Day 2021.
St. George's take part in the Little Big Assembly for World Afro Day 2021.
Blue House Take the Glory at the School Games 2021!
We had a very special ex-pupil visit us this week...