A taste of St Peter's
It was so lovely to see so many families join us at our recent Secondary Open Evening and get a real feel for what makes St Peter’s such a special place to learn.
It was so lovely to see so many families join us at our recent Secondary Open Evening and get a real feel for what makes St Peter’s such a special place to learn.
As the new term kicks off with fresh energy, we’ve been diving into nutrition—boosting our fruit and veg intake and mastering some impressive knife skills!
This morning, St Peter’s School welcomed AS1one, a pop group made up of mixed Israeli Jewish and Palestinian Arab members who came to share their experiences and encourage students to break down the barriers that contribute to mental health challenges. The band, who currently live in the US, are on a month-long tour around England.
Students, their families and staff are celebrating a strong set of GCSE results.
We were delighted to take two groups of students from Years 7 to 10 on a well-earned PE rewards trip to the beach. These students were recognised for their commitment, having attended 10 or more clubs in a single sport over the course of the year.
The secondary library is running a summer reading challenge over the holidays, with a certificate and small prize for all completed entries.
We are thrilled to announce that our Year 9/10 girls’ team won the U15 Dorset Schools 5-a-side Beach Soccer tournament today! After an intense competition, they triumphed over Leaf in the final with outstanding skill and teamwork.
Sports day was a resounding success.
We are the U12 Football Town Cup winners!!
Over the past three months here at St Peter’s library, ten students from Years 7–11 have been shadowing the Carnegie Medal award for the best young person’s book and author for 2025.
Huge congratulations to Joseph in Year 10, for reaching the final of Dorset Junior Chef of the Year and the semi-final of Southwest Junior Chef of the Year 2025 to be held at Weymouth College on Thursday 3 July.
Throughout the month of May, students in Year 7-10 took part in our "Caught You Reading" inter-tutor competition. The challenge? To get caught reading as many times as possible.