On Thursday 8th May, Year 7 and 8 teams attended their age group event for the Wandsworth Schools Athletics at Battersea Park. It was a hugely successful day with over 40 of our pupils competing. Teams were selected after two competitive athletics trials at the Wimbledon Park track. Well done to all who came along. The highlight of the day were the relays where Saint Cecilia's dominated. A massive well done to our many finalists and medallists.

Artists of the Week

We are so proud of Year 7s brilliant finish to their spring portraiture project. They learned how to improve their observational drawing skills and how to show identity in portraits inspired by Frida Kahlo and the Fauves. For many, it was the first time they worked with new materials like watercolour and oil pastels, and we were so impressed with their focus and determination. Above are some outstanding examples, well done! 

Science Project: Cells

Over the past few weeks, pupils in Year 7 have been creating 3D models of cells at home. For many, they went above and beyond, and spent hours creating amazing visualisations of different cells. Making these models is not only fun, but challenges pupils, mixing science and facts with art and creativity. The models will be displayed in classrooms to help pupils remember basic biology facts whilst enhancing the visual appeal of the rooms.

Rowing Mastery

We are delighted to report that Toby G and Bertie D in Year 10 were selected to represent Thames London in a four boat at the British Rowing Junior Inter-Regional Regatta at the weekend at the National Water Sports Centre, Nottingham. Out of 14 regions, they got through to the ‘A’ final and won the silver medal! This is extremely impressive and we congratulate both boys.

Pines Nursing Home Concert

After a very busy final week of term in the Music Department, it was a real joy to spend some time giving back to our local community. Our Guitar Group and Year 12 music class visited Pines Nursing Home, where they performed a wonderful selection of pieces for the residents. After the performances, students took time to chat with the residents about music and every day life, sharing stories and smiles.