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St John’s College School was honoured to welcome back former pupil Shaun Cassidy (Class of 1993) this week, as he delivered a captivating talk to Forms 3 and 4 about his remarkable career in the Special Forces.
At the start of term, our U11 Girls' hockey team travelled to the Olympic Stadium at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London, for an evening of skill-building, leadership, and match play alongside Haileybury’s elite hockey programme
The new term began with excitement as we welcomed our new Kindergarten children to St John's for their very first morning at school. This marks the beginning of what we hope will be an incredible journey filled with discovery, learning, and growth. Over the coming months and years, these young learners will explore new ideas, develop friendships, and take their first steps into a world of curiosity and creativity. We are thrilled to be part of this important chapter in their lives and look forward to supporting them every step of the way as they begin their St John's adventure.
In Forms 5 and 6, our most curious and capable learners are further inspired through advanced academic enrichment programmes and subject-specific pathways designed to stretch thinking beyond the standard 13+ curriculum. These initiatives promote higher-order thinking skills, intellectual independence, and a deep love of learning — key attributes of gifted and talented education in a leading independent prep school.
As St John’s College School welcomes a new chapter in its history, we sat down with Mrs Sarah Wright to hear about her journey in education, her vision for the school, and the values that will continue to guide our vibrant community.
As part of their upcoming transition from Byron House to Senior House in the Michaelmas Term, our Form 2 pupils recently enjoyed an exciting and heartwarming introduction to life in their new setting: meeting and spending time with their future Form 6 buddies.
In the run-up to our main school Saturday Sports Day 2025, the field came alive with excitement for Pre-Prep Sports Day. Children from KG, T1 and T2 took part in a joyful afternoon of races.
Just before the end of term, the Charities Committees from both Byron House and Senior House came together to host a heartwarming afternoon tea for local senior citizens. It was a wonderful event that blended hospitality, community spirit, and music, leaving smiles on the faces of all who attended.
The Summer Concert at West Road Concert Hall proved to be a joyful celebration of musical excellence and pupil creativity, drawing together an eclectic mix of genres, eras and ensembles.
St John’s ended the term on a high note with the exciting announcement that it has been shortlisted in the Performing Arts category of the Independent School of the Year Awards 2025. This follows last year’s proud win in the Pre-Prep category, reinforcing the school’s ongoing commitment to creativity, community, and courageous learning.