St James' Catholic High School

Well done to our Year 9 boys, Sean Fogarty & Ruairi Howley as they represented London U15 in Ireland, they won both games that they competed in. Sean captained the team!

Well done to Ms Ingram to took part in the London Marathon!

Ms Ingram is raising money for COSMIC, a charity that supports the children’s and neonatal intensive care units at St Mary’s & Queen Charlotte’s Hospital by helping patients and their families, and by enabling the dedicated team of nurses and doctors to treat hundreds of babies and children in intensive care.

St. James' is now part of the Halo Collective!

One of our incredible PiXL winners Aaron with his maths teacher Mr Langtry. The top 3 pupils each week are rewarded for their hard work on the PiXL Maths App. Great work Aaron!

During the Easter break many of our Year 9 and 10 pupils traveled to Andorra.

They enjoyed picture-perfect conditions along the mountain range between France and Spain. Encamp is a small town and the third most populated parish of the six parishes of Andorra. It lies within the Grandvalira ski area which boosts slopes for all abilities. From Encamp the slopes are easily reached by Funicamp cable car. The Funicamp takes about 20 minutes from the bottom to the top, where our ski school meeting point was.

The pupils stayed at the Evenia Orsos, a lovely hotel situated in the heart of Encamp, just a few meters from the Grandvalira ski area.

Excited to be learning a new skill, our pupils had five hours of daily ski lessons with a fully qualified instructor. They had a fantastic time and threw themselves wholeheartedly into the skiing and time spent with their friends and teachers!

"Year 10 have been working hard on their algebra unit. Precious completed her Tarsia puzzle on expanding brackets! - Ms King

Our Year 13s recently went to the A-Level Business Grade Booster Workshop led by Tutor 2 U, lots of interactive activities and amazing speakers.

For Earth Day, STEM Club students were given the opportunity to be engineers and design their own renewable energy source! This was a student's design on a water wheel!

For Earth Day, STEM Club students were given the opportunity to be engineers and design their own renewable energy source! This was a student's design on a water wheel!

Ms Ashra's maths club was full today with pupils enjoying some logic puzzles. Maths club runs every Tuesday lunchtime in MA3 and all are welcome!

Here are the pictures from our journey through Holy Week- our theme was putting ourselves in the story, here are some of the recreations of artwork that we made.

From Palm Sunday, through Spy Wednesday, Maundy Thursday to Good Friday. Pupils were asked to imagine what it would have been like to be there at these events, and what might they have seen, heard and felt.

As part of our pupils putting themselves in the story of Easter, they read the Passion at our final liturgical assemblies of the Spring term. Pupils narrated the story and took the parts of Jesus, Peter, Pilate and everyone joined in as the crowd!