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

• Creative Translation

  Wed 11 Jan 2023

  Our students have been given the opportunity for an extra-curricular activity exploring the possibilities of creative translation.

  The programme, organised by Oxford University, will culminate in a national translation competition which will be judged by a team of Oxford undergraduates and professional translators to select regional and national winners.

  In preparation for the competition, each week our students will be bringing translation to life by focusing on translating poetry, fiction, and literary non-fiction. This week, they spent time translating a recipe for the Epiphany - El Roscon for Spanish and La Galette des Rois for French.

  

• Year 7 delivers Morning Prayer in BSL (British Sign Language)

  Thu 05 Jan 2023

  A school with a deaf resource base as vibrant and encouraging as the St Francis de Sale Centre for the Deaf at St Gregory's, really highlights the importance of inclusivity in and out of the classroom. It is great for our students to see British Sign Language (BSL) in all parts of their school day, and this motivated Miss Englishby to teach her Year 7 Tutor group to start learning to sign their prayers.

  Miss Englishby aims to further integrate the use of BSL in her day-to-day lessons this year, which will give all the students the tools and encouragement to use it outside of the classroom too.

  To watch Miss Englishby's Tutor group in action, please follow this link:

  Year 7 delivers Morning Prayer in BSL

• Year 9 Artwork wins KCSP Christmas Competition

  Thu 05 Jan 2023

  We are incredibly pleased to announce that St Gregory's has won the KCSP Christmas Card Competition for 2022.

  Well done to our Year 9 students - Gabrielle who created the winning design and Alicia who was shortlisted. This follows on from our previous Christmas card success in 2020 and our win in the KCSP Summer Art Competition earlier this year.

  Congratulations also go to Rosie and Millie in Year 9, whose seasonal designs featured on the St Gregory's Christmas card and the Carol Service invite for this year.