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• Friday 9 January 2026 Epiphany Mass Today the school celebrated the Feast of the Epiphany, also known as Three Kings' Day. We marked this special date in the Christian calendar, with Masses led by Father Philip and Father Christian, marking the moment when a star led the Magi, (the Three Kings or the Wise Men), to visit the baby Jesus after his birth.
• Thursday 8 January 2026 Charity Fundraising - Shelter
• Thursday 18 December 2025 Advent Celebration of the Word
• Thursday 18 December 2025 Diocese Christmas Card Competition The RE Department hosted a Christmas Card competition this year, inviting KS3 students to design cards based on the theme of Luke 2:8-15. Miss Delahunty and Miss Mendoza selected individual winners from each class and have submitted their entries to the Diocese competition, hoping for some exciting winning announcements in the New Year. Well done to all KS3 students – the cards they created were fabulous.
• Wednesday 10 December 2025 Year 12 Mass Our Year 12 students came together to celebrate Mass following their retreats. The theme of the celebration echoed that of the retreats: to pause, re-centre, and reflect on their spiritual lives. It was wonderful to have so many of our pupils participate in the Mass. Thank you, Father Phillip, for leading us in this prayerful celebration and Miss Harper for the beautiful music by the School Choir to help us celebrate this Mass.
• Friday 5 December 2025 Christmas Jumper Day Raising funds for this year's Advent Charity - Shelter
• Friday 5 December 2025 Year 12 Retreats This term, our Year 12 students took part in a retreat day. This was an important time for the year group as they prepared for exams and began the next phase of their studies.
• Thursday 4 December 2025 Duke of Edinburgh Success Congratulations to the following Year 10 and 11 students for achieving their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award.
• Wednesday 3 December 2025 Refugees Christmas Cards As part of our commitment to Catholic Social Teaching on Human Dignity, Solidarity, and the Common Good, Year 9 students led a project to support refugees this Christmas. Working in partnership with the Jesuit Refugee Service, pupils created Christmas cards which were sent to refugee families. These cards carried messages of hope and solidarity, reminding those who received them that they were valued and not forgotten. It was a simple yet powerful way for our school community to live out our faith in action.
• Monday 1 December 2025 Advent preparation The beginning of Advent is a season in which we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ Jesus. The Chaplaincy Team along with our Chaplain come together to prepare the school for this special time of year by decorating the chapel and preparing this year's Advent Wreath. Thank you to all the team and to Stephanie Brenner from Wrap and Tie Floral https://www.wrapandtiefloral.co.uk/ for helping our students – the chapel and the wreath look wonderful!
• Thursday 27 November 2025 Mass for the Faithfully Departed In November, our St Paul's family gathered in faith and love to celebrate the Holy Souls Mass, remembering all the Faithfully Departed. This special time invited us to pause, reflect, and pray for those who have gone before us - our dearly loved ones who now rest in God's care.
• Thursday 27 November 2025 Cross Country Success
• Tuesday 25 November 2025 Year 9 Retreats As part of their ongoing spiritual development at St Paul's, Year 9 participated in their retreat with Rise Theatre Company.
• Friday 21 November 2025 Year 9 Mass Following their retreats, Year 9 gathered together to celebrate their Year 9 Mass. The theme echoed that of the retreats - exploring who we are and who God has created us to be. It was a lovely celebration, with students participating in the readings and presenting the offertory.
• Tuesday 18 November 2025 Senior Citizens Christmas Party - Appeal for Donations
• Monday 10 November 2025 Remembrance
• Tuesday 4 November 2025 Harvest Foodbank Donation Our annual Harvest Collection is a cherished tradition at St Paul's, reminding us to give thanks for the blessings we have and supporting those in need. Responding to the call in Catholic Social Teaching for solidarity with those most in need and caring for the common good of all. Once again, our school community - staff, pupils, and families - generously donated a wealth of items to the local Foodbank at St Saviour's Church.
• Monday 3 November 2025 National Green Careers Week St Paul's is supporting the National Green Careers Week, a nationwide campaign aimed at inspiring students to explore how their skills and interests can contribute to a more sustainable future.
• Monday 3 November 2025 DHL Careers Presentation St Paul's Careers were delighted to welcome DHL on Monday to give a presentation to our Year 11 students. Representatives from the company shared the history of DHL, its growth over the years, and the range of career opportunities available today. They also introduced their apprenticeship programmes including their Degree Apprenticeship Scheme, with one of their current Apprentices providing valuable insight into the programme and what it involves. This is all part of the careers advice we are offering our students throughout their time here at St Paul's to ensure they have the most up to date guidance on their next steps in their career journey.
• Monday 20 October 2025 Procter and Gamble Careers Presentation Last week, Year 13 students attended an inspiring assembly hosted by Procter & Gamble, where they introduced their prestigious Degree Apprenticeship Programme. The session showcased exciting opportunities to earn a degree while gaining hands-on experience at a global leader. A highlight was former student Caitlyn Axelrod, who, just a year ago, was at St Paul's and is now thriving as a P&G degree apprentice. Caitlyn and the team shared insights on why P&G is a great career start and offered application tips. Students are now invited to visit P&G's HQ in Weybridge.
• Thursday 16 October 2025 Praying the Rosary- The Luminous Mysteries October is the month of the Holy Rosary, our school Chaplaincy Team have created a podcast on how to pray the rosary. Why not try praying the Luminous Mysteries alongside them. We hope it draws you nearer to Christ.
• Wednesday 15 October 2025 Praying the Rosary- The Sorrowful Mysteries October is the month of the Holy Rosary, our Year 7 Chaplaincy Team have marked their first half term here at St Paul's by creating a special podcast praying the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary. We invite you to try praying the rosary alongside them. Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.
• Friday 5 September 2025 Sixth Form Induction Day
• Thursday 21 August 2025 GCSE Results Day 2025 We are over the moon with our best GCSE results ever! Our students’ hard work, dedication, and perseverance in their studies have paid off and we are incredibly proud of everything they have achieved. This year, 30% of all GCSEs awarded were graded at 8 - 9, with 46% of students achieving grades 7–9, and 75% securing a grade 5+ in both English and Maths.
• Thursday 14 August 2025 A Level/BTEC Results 2025 We are incredibly proud to share the outstanding achievements of our Year 13 students in this year’s A Level and BTEC examinations with pupils achieving 85% A* - C at A Level and 100% Distinction* - Merit at BTEC.
• Monday 28 July 2025 Open Events Thursday 25th September, 2nd October and 9th OctoberTours from 8.45 am, 9.00 am and 9.15 am
• Monday 7 July 2025 Year 13 Art/Photography Exhibition Stunning creative pieces of art and photography produced by our Year 13 students.
• Monday 16 June 2025 Baby Basics Collection
• Tuesday 3 June 2025 Year 13 Liturgy and Champagne Reception Year 13 celebrated their time at St Paul’s with a Leavers' Liturgy followed by a Champagne reception on the school lawns at the end of last term. We wish them every success in their future en
• Friday 9 May 2025 New Pope for the Catholic Church Pope Leo XIV

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