Snowdonia Training Expedition
Last weekend both World Challenge teams travelled to Snowdonia to complete their preparation for their adventure in Costa Rica in 2020.
Last weekend both World Challenge teams travelled to Snowdonia to complete their preparation for their adventure in Costa Rica in 2020.
OPEN EVENING: THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2019 - 6.00pm - 8.30pm. Head Teacher's talks: 6.00pm, 6.45pm & 7.30pm We invite parents and prospective pupils to tour our outstanding college, meet key members of staff and existing pupils.
Head Teacher Mr Rylance commented:
Once again, we are delighted with the achievements of our Year 11 pupils. We have maintained the positive outcomes that we strive to achieve for our pupils year on year. The initial results show that pupils at SJP make significantly better progress than their peers nationally as our community has come to expect. All pupils and teachers should be congratulated on their hard work and we wish to thank parents for their continued support. SJP is a school that goes from strength to strength.
After raising funds through a cake sale on World Forest Day,
Over the last four weeks, the geography department have been engaged in a battle against one of the world’s greatest forces... nature! The team have been involved in a ground force inspired transformation, taking the overgrown poly tunnel from grim to glam in a matter of weeks.
Congratulations to our winning Big Bang Fair competitors who are through to the finals in Birmingham in March.
When did you start playing football? I started playing at the age of 6 for a local team - Shorevilla.
Last week we said our final goodbye to Year 13 at our annual Leavers Dinner.
The SJP PE Department embarked on it’s first ever Sports Tour this week. Malta was the destination. For one week students from across Yr7-9 represented SJP on international soil competing in Football and Netball matches against local Maltese opposition. In 30 degree heat our teams experienced great success winning a number of the matches they played. Additionally to the matches our teams enjoyed two hour professional led training sessions that focused on skill development and tactical knowledge of game. After five busy days of matches and training our students enjoyed a well-deserved recreational day out at the local Water Park. Our students enjoyed the lazy river, the dive pool and various water slides as they finished off their sports tour in style.
Well done to all students involved.
I am delighted to announce the following appointments have been made for our 6th Form Team for the next academic year. We were blown away by the quality of the applications, the way students interviewed (which is a real testament to the oracy programmes we have been implementing) and the numbers of 6th Formers who were prepared to put themselves forward for the roles.
Congratulations to all our pupils who took part in the Wirral Schools Athletics Competition.