Thank you to all the parents/carers who have attended the recent Partnership Evenings this term. Year 7 will take place on Tuesday 5th October with online recordings.

Please click here for the KS3/4 presentations (then select the relevant year group).

Please click here for the KS5 presentations  (then select the relevant year group).

Audio files for each event are also available excluding Year 11 due to a technical glitch - please accept our sincere apologies on this occasion. 

Despite the challenges of the last 17 months, our Year 11 students have performed brilliantly in their GCSE’s and there were many smiles as envelopes were opened.  Once again St Peter’s students showed resilience and determination to overcome the challenges of online learning and the unprecedented manner that their GCSE grades were awarded. 

This year we are raising money for three different charities that have been nominated by, and then voted for, by our students. These charities are: 

• Our local charity: Shooting Star Chase https://www.shootingstar.org.uk/  
• Our national charity: Cancer Research https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/ 
• Our international charity: Unicef https://www.unicef.org/   

Here are the individual charity tutor group links: 

Please see the new catering menus which will commence next week - Tuesday 4th May (Week B). If you have any queries, please email Mr Batchelor catering@st-peters.surrey.sch.uk

Justice and Peace is something that is at the heart of Catholic social teaching. As stewards for the planet, it is important that we realise our individual and collective responsibilities to look after our world and all those who dwell in it. Through a conversation between Kevin and Mr Butler regarding the enthusiasm of a group of students, we wanted to give them the opportunity to encourage and channel their passion for making the world a better place.

Facilitated by Kevin (School Chaplain), five students (Veronica, Charlotte, Sophie, Leini and Kornelia) accepted the invitation to participate in a trial programme over Teams. This ran for five sessions and was led by James Trewby (Justice and Peace Education Worker) who works for the Columban Missionary.I

We would like to say an enormous thank you to everyone who donated. Your generosity means that people in Guildford who rely on the North Guildford Food Bank and the Number Five Project can have food and essential items this Christmas.

With around £2,000 raised as well as 75 boxes packed to the brim with donations of food and other essential items, it is fair to say it was an overwhelming success.