Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Visit from Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Renewal

  Fri 21 Oct 2022

  On 12 October, the Franciscan Friars and Sisters of the Renewal visited St Gregory's during their weeklong Mission to St Lawrence's Parish in Edenbridge.

  The Friars and Sisters spent time talking to our Year 7s during their Discipleship curriculum, sharing the story of St Francis, how much God loves us and guiding our Year 7s in prayer. They also took the time to speak to some of our Sixth Form students, reflecting on following the desires God has placed in our hearts and sharing some of their testimony.

  

• Equestrian rider wins first place

  Wed 19 Oct 2022

  Our Equestrian team have had a busy start to the academic year and Iris in Year 8 did particularly well representing the school in competitions throughout September.

  We are very pleased to say that Iris won a recent Show Jumping event at Felbridge and earnt herself a first-place rosette out of the 33 riders who competed.

  Then, to follow on from this success, Iris also achieved a first in Show Jumping at Hickstead on the Sunshine Tour.  Her score meant she came eighth in this championship as a whole.

  A massive well done to Iris and many congratulations to all our Equestrian team for their accomplishments.

  

• Greenpower Racing

  Fri 07 Oct 2022

  Last summer we announced that we are founding our own racing team, joining a global cohort of over 700 teams. Greenpower Racing is a UK based Charity committed to getting students involved in science, engineering and design through racing electric kit cars.

  We are looking to start two teams to enter in the Formula 24 (11-16yrs) and Formula 24+ (16-25yrs) leagues.

  If you are keen to be involved, please email Mr Sint Nicolaas to register your interest at dsintnicolaas@sgschool.org.uk. Demand will be high so don't delay, join today!

  

• World Space Week

  Fri 07 Oct 2022

  This week is World Space Week. To celebrate, a group of Year 9 students took part in a live assembly talk, looking at the James Webb Space Telescope.

  The telescope allows us to explore from the outskirts of our own Solar System to the most distant galaxies in the Universe.