The pupils had a great time at Friday’s disco! Just the leavers assembly to go before we say good bye…
The pupils had a great time at Friday’s disco! Just the leavers assembly to go before we say good bye…
Our Y6 pupils leave St. Philip’s today, but, do you remember them like this?! Good luck!
Update: This really shows how much they’ve changed!
Today is the day that our wonderful Y6 pupils leave us. Over the past few weeks they have celebrated with trips, discos, masses, dances and many more events. We hope that the video below serves as a reminder of their brilliance!
Some pupils in Y6 have used the popular game Minecraft to re-create the island from Kensuke’s Kingdom as part of their on going ‘survival’ unit of work. Fabian from Class 12 produced the short video below…
The following two videos have been produced collaboratively by Classes 9 and 10 (Miss Farrell and Mrs Moore) to celebrate our 60th Anniversary…
As part of the RE module, ‘Solidarity and the Common Good,’ Classes 9 and 10 have been working hard to organise a fundraising event to raise money for Caritas. Caritas is an organisation that works hard to help rebuild the lives of people who face many challenges and hardships.
Below is a video appeal to help raise awareness about these challenges and to advertise our fundraising event, ‘Crazy Hair Day,’ which will take place on Friday 1st July. The children used the app Spark Video to bring their research to life. Please watch the video to find out more information.
On the evening of Wednesday 23rd March and the morning of Thursday 24th March, pupils from our Year 5 classes led us a reflection of the Easter Story. They maintained a reverent, respectful manner throughout their outstanding performance. Well done on using such loud, clear voices and enabling our younger children to understand the message of Holy Week…
To celebrate the end of the half term, Class 9 and Class 10 took to the playground to set off their fantastic, homemade volcanoes. Children used vinegar and bicarbonate of soda or mints and coca cola to emulate a volcanic eruption. The children (and parents) made the volcanoes during their ‘What Makes the Earth Angry?’ topic. A huge thank you to the parents who gave their time to help produce such wonderful creations!
Last week in Literacy, Class 9 and 10 re-enacted the famous gladiator battle between Priscus and Verus. Children played the roles of the gladiators, Emperor Titus and the notorious Colosseum crowd. The children made note of the atmosphere and how each of the gladiators were feeling to support them in writing a newspaper article of the event.