Category: Sixth Form

New School Officials

18th June 2021

Priory Sixth Leadership Team 2021 – 2022. This week we said farewell to our current Upper VI.  They have been such an inspiring year and we wish all of them the very best in their future endeavours and thank all of those who have been the Priory Sixth Leadership Team, headed by Ljilja as Head…

Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Column

11th June 2021

The Inclusion Committee. We have received some wonderful applications from pupils eager to join the St Augustine’s Priory Inclusion Committee, which will focus on all aspects of inclusion and is part of our membership of the Schools Inclusion Alliance. We thought we would share with you extracts from some of the applications – inspiring comments…

Priory Farm Open Day and Farmers’ Market

10th June 2021

A day out for everyone. We’re just over a week away from our next Priory Farm Open Day, which will take place on Sunday 20th June from 10.00am until 2.00pm.  We’re looking forward to some exciting activities including sheep shearing and a great opportunity to buy limited edition pizzas from Sarv’s Slice, using produce from…

Governor in The Guardian

10th June 2021

An inspiring career. Governor of St Augustine’s Priory, Mr Floyd Steadman, who so generously gives of his time to staff and girls, most recently in his training workshops on Unconscious Bias, has recently featured in an article in The Guardian. The article, by Jeremy Inson from 4th June, focuses on Maro Itoje, Saracens and England…

Priory 6 finalists

27th May 2021

The ICAEW BASE Challenge. We reported back in March how pupils in Lower VI took part in the BASE challenge organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW).  They worked in groups of three to four to solve online problems put together presentations in response to case studies they researched. We…

Taking delivery

21st May 2021

Our new residents. This week the Priory Farm took delivery of two new residents:  two beautiful Oxford Sandy and Black piglets.  The Oxford Sandy and Black is a rare, traditional breed of pig and nearly became extinct twenty years ago.  The eight week old piglets became instant favourites with girls and staff and soon settled…

Photos within photos

14th May 2021

Juniors and Seniors experiment. Mrs Wright, Art Department, describes the photographic workshops she recently delivered to Art students in both Juniors and Seniors: ‘These experimental photography workshops explored the theme of a photograph within a photograph. Girls were shown examples of the work of contemporary photographers and asked to respond with creative solutions, using large…

Talking Careers

14th May 2021

Following one’s dreams. Mr Ferguson organised a fascinating Careers Talk this week while, simultaneously, our speaker’s daughter was also making a presentation! ‘Today, whilst his daughter was presenting to Mr Elder and her fellow Gifted & Talented scholars, Dr Carraretto Zoomed in to St Augustine’s Priory to speak to Lower V and Lower VI for…

Lower II Alpha and Mental Health Awareness Week

14th May 2021

Lessons surrounded by nature. Miss Cooke, Form Teacher, Lower II Alpha, tells us how Lower II Alpha took advantage of our grounds this week when the girls enjoyed a PSHEE lesson centred around Mental Health Awareness Week.  This year, the theme is nature – something which all of our girls, whatever their age, can enjoy…

Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Column

6th May 2021

Made By Dyslexia: an inspiring podcast. For all those of you who are considering a life in the secret services, Miss Johnson, our SENCO, recommends viewing this podcast produced by Made By Dyslexia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez7hc7krzaU which looks at why those with dyslexia make great spies. Made By Dyslexia is a global charity whose aim is to…

OPEN EVENTS

School in Action Open Morning for Preps and Pre-Preps
(entry into Nursery to Year 6 only)
Tuesday 24th September from 10am until 12pm

Senior Open Morning (Years 7 to 11)
Saturday 28th September from 10.00am to 12.00noon.

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