Every few months, St. Peter’s School Library adds new books to its collection to encourage students to read and discover new stories. This month’s selection, all available in the library, features exciting tales of adventure, friendship, mystery, and horror. Come to the library and borrow your next great read!
Throughout May, students in Years 7-10 took part in our exciting Caught You Reading Inter-Tutor Challenge, competing to see which tutor group could be caught reading the most times.
We were incredibly lucky to welcome Silvia, a professional chef from the Marsham Court Hotel, to work with our Year 9 and 10 students.
Our recent PGL residential trip proved to be an outstanding experience for our Year 7 and 8 girls' Netball and Football teams.
After Easter, all students took part in an Inter-House Sporting Event during their PE lessons. These events were a great success, providing students with the opportunity to stay active and feel part of their house team.
Here are our Monthly Must Read recommendations for May. All are available to borrow from our secondary library.
Yesterday, 120 secondary and 10 primary students had the fantastic opportunity to enjoy a live performance and Q&A with flautist Jo Marsh from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
May is Get Caught Reading month. Every time a member of staff spots you reading in school, your tutor group earns a point.
Just before Easter, our Year 8 girls had an incredible opportunity to take part in a Youth Sport Trust day at Canford School!
This week marked our final rugby tournament and what a fantastic way to round off the season. The Year 7 boys have been outstanding throughout the year, showing great enthusiasm and commitment while developing their skills—despite one of the wettest and muddiest winters on record!
Students from Years 7–12 excelled in their recitation of poems, ranging from classic verse to contemporary works, as part of this year’s national Poetry By Heart competition, held this week in the Chapel. Each performance was brought to life through thoughtful and creative interpretation.
A huge thank you to author Heather Davey, who visited the library this week to deliver an engaging and inspiring talk about her book The Ghosts of Merry Hall and her soon-to-be-published novel, The Memory Tree.