Latest news
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12 NOV
Year 6 historians learn about WWI at St George's College
On Monday 12 November 2018, a day after Remembrance Sunday, 14 budding historians from Year 6 were chosen to go to St George's College to take part in a special History workshop to learn more about World War One and the part St George's played during this war.
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09 NOV
Kindness Counts: 'Africa' coin collection challenge completed
As part of Kindness Counts Fortnight this term, the pupils have been busy focussing on one of the key values that underpins our family spirit at St George's - 'Hospitality'.
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09 NOV
Budding linguist says thank you, gracias and Aakun as he receives Bronze medal at Junior Language Challenge
Over the past year, budding linguists from St George's Junior School have been competing in the Junior Language Challenge against other children from schools all over the world.
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09 NOV
St George's Junior School remembers - Lest we forget
Staff and pupils at St George's Junior School took part in a very special service to commemorate Armistice Day today (9 November).
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25 OCT
Poetry at the Junior School transformed into rhythmic, rhyming raps
In October, the Junior School pupils from Nursery to Year 6 celebrated National Poetry Day with an extraordinary visit from children's poet, Ollie Heath, who transformed poetry into a rap performance using rhythm, rhyme and rap. His workshops were energising and a unique experience for all of the children.
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24 OCT
Year 5 enjoy glorious sunshine on annual Geography field trip
Year 5 enjoyed two days of glorious sunshine in September as they took part in the annual Geography field trip to Godstone and Bay Pond.
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24 OCT
Young Geographers Club learn about the 'great flood' of 2014
The Young Geographers Club have been busy this term learning about flooding in the local area, in particular the 'great flood' of February 2014.
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23 OCT
Year 4 embark on Roman Day adventure
Year 4 were transformed into Romans for the day on Wednesday 3 October, as the children dressed up and learnt all about different aspects of Roman life.
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23 OCT
Mummies awakened and artefacts identified on Year 3 Egyptian Day
Year 3 became archaeologists for a day and discovered mummies in October, as they celebrated Egyptian Day with a visit from Sir Teachalot.
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22 OCT
Year 5 bring 'Tales from Dickens' to life
Year 5 brought Charles Dickens stories to life on the 18 & 19 October, as they performed Tales from Dickens, an exploration of the most famous Dickensian narratives.