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Dear Parents, The Trinity Term has been one of the busiest ever, marking a joyful return to those events which were on hold during the pandemic. Athletics and cricket have both enjoyed a busy, successful season: our musicians have given us two wonderful concerts, we have marvelled at the talents of our artists in the annual Art Show, and the Careers Fair was a huge success. The two Prize Giving events celebrated the year’s many achievements. Our Principal Guest, Professor Bijan Modarai, was delighted to return to his old school and noted that the values and holistic education he found here as a pupil remain as strong as ever. In our 120th anniversary year, with all the challenges in the wider world at the moment, this is a powerful endorsement. I wish you all the happiest of summers and look forward to seeing you again in September. With best wishes,
LAMDA SUCCESS The whole of Form 3 take London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (LAMDA) exams in Trinity Term. This year, 99 pupils were awarded Distinction for their Grade 2 Group Acting performances and 15 gained Merits! Congratulations to the entire year-group on these excellent results!
A place at RADA Many congratulations to Caitlin MacGregor (U6), who has been awarded a place at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) on a BA Honours course in Technical Theatre and Stage Management. Caitlin has made a huge contribution to Drama at St Benedict’s over the last seven years, as a performer, director and stage manager.
Andrew Johnson Headmaster
Dear Parents, Another academic year has come to pass, and the 120th anniversary of the School has been a source of great celebration. It has certainly been a busy time with many trips, including the welcome return of the residentials: the PGL Trip, French Trip, and Outward Bound trip to the Lake District all made a deep impression upon the boys and girls who participated. The latter part of the term included the SBJS Music Festival, Art Workshops, and the Sports Day events, with Bede winning the House Cup. The splendid Form 2 production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory brought the term to an energetic end, with outstanding performances from the children.
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BARONESS BENNETT
We were delighted to welcome Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle to St Benedict’s – Green Party Leader 2012– 2016 – to talk about ‘The Future of Green Politics’.
With best wishes,
Natalie Bennett began by explaining her background in Agricultural Science, and how that informs the environmental policies she advocates. She then went on to answer student questions about reforming the electoral system, corporate greenwashing, and how we can all act to address the urgent climate change crisis. Her central point was: “Politics is something that you should partake in. It’s not something that should be done to you”.
Rob Simmons Junior School Headmaster
Caitlin MacGregor (U6), who chaired the talk, said: “Natalie Bennet’s comments were truly thought-provoking, questioning how the government is representing the opinions of the population, the effect of past generations on our current climate crisis, and new hope for green legislation following the recent local elections.”
I wish you all great happiness during the remainder of the summer and look forward to welcoming you in early September.
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ST BENEDICT’S LECTURE SERIES:
Every year, at the start of the Trinity Term, the Upper 4th leave behind the normal routine of school life to undertake a residential retreat at Saint Cassian’s, Kintbury in Berkshire. The retreat provides students with a chance to stop, think and pray, and time to focus on who are they called to be. It also asks them to question their awareness of social
injustice, the way in which they form the ‘fundamental islands’ of their identity and their own spiritual awareness. Activities include a low ropes course, an Emmaus walk, and most importantly having the time together to pray and celebrate Mass. Jonathan Edgar (Lay Chaplain)
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ON RETREAT
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Form 2 went on an adventurous trip to the Lake District this term. After an early start, the children travelled by train to Penrith, close to their final destination of the Outward Bound Centre on the edge of Ullswater Lake. The next few days saw all children participating in a range of challenging experiences which encouraged them to learn new skills, face their fears and boost their teambuilding and listening skills. These included camping, climbing, rowing, swimming in the lake, tunnelling, climbing local mountains and cooking over a camp stove.
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LAKE DISTRICT TRIP
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EXPLORING KEW GARDENS
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Children from PP2 to Upper Prep have all been learning about the wonders of the natural world at Kew Gardens this term.
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The St Benedict’s CCF Annual Review was held on Friday, 29th April. The Representative Deputy Lieutenant for the London Borough of Ealing, Mr Richard Kornicki CBE DL, was guest of honour. Berets were presented to Teeling Troop by 2nd Lieutenant Tess Morris-Paterson of 135 (Geographic) Squadron, Royal Engineers, our affiliated unit.
HISTORY TRIP Upper 4th students visited the Imperial War Museum this term to learn about the Holocaust and enhance their understanding of World Wars One and Two. The students took part in a workshop about the Holocaust before visiting the new Holocaust gallery itself. These three topics have been the foundation of their History course focusing on Modern World History.
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It was interesting to learn in depth about the Second World War, and to learn about the individual stories of people from the Holocaust.
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Soloists, choirs and ensembles performed at the Summer Concert, which was a wonderful evening of music and a celebration of St Benedict’s Upper 6th musicians in their final term at the school.
Girls’ Choir: ‘In time of silver rain’ by Sarah Quartel
THE SUMMER CONCERT
Sixth Form Percussion Group: ‘Noughties Dance Medley’
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Concert Choir: ‘Shenandoah’ and Chilcott’s ‘Ev’ry time I feel the Spirit’
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Alex Crown: Saint-Saens’ Bassoon Sonata (Mvt 3)
THE MIDDLE SCHOOL CONCERT String Ensemble: Vivaldi’s Concerto in D Minor
Clarinet Ensemble: Mas Que Nada by Jorges Ben
The Middle School Concert gave St Benedict’s pupils in Form 3 to Upper 4th a chance to showcase their musical talents. The standard was as high as ever, with an impressive range of instruments and musical styles.
Sophia Roy (U4): Set fire to the rain by Adele
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Junior Percussion Group: Soul Bossa Nova by Quincy Jones
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The Junior School Music Festival Music Week (6th–10th June) filled the Junior School with wonderful sounds, as children from Lower Prep to Form 2 played and sang to a very high standard in the adjudicated heats, and everyone from Nursery upwards enjoyed Junk Orchestra and Body Percussion workshops.
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Music Festival Winners
The week concluded with an impressive Music Festival Finalists’ Concert, adjudicated by Ben Costello. Special congratulations go to the winners: Elsa Munoz-Alvarez (Violin; Form 1): Festival Winner Frank Williams (Piano): Form 2 Finalist Rebecca Ramsden (Piano): Form 1 Finalist Orlando Pieralisi (Piano): Upper Prep Finalist Tom Lewis (Piano): Lower Prep Finalist
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Form 2 at the Body Percussion workshop
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PP1, enjoying the Junk Orchestra workshop
Art Workshops
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Pupils in Form 2 have created some wonderful willow waves and wire sculptures with artist Darcy Turner. The focus of their work was ‘Storms and Shipwrecks’ – inspired by the National Gallery’s ‘Take One Picture’ project, which focuses on ClaudeJoseph Vernet’s ‘A Shipwreck in Stormy Seas’.
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The St Benedict’s Art Show celebrated the amazing talent of our A Level and GCSE Art and Design students.
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ART SHOW 2022
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Representatives from over 120 organisations offered insight and advice to hundreds of St Benedict’s students on a wide range of careers, including medicine, engineering, law, teaching, marketing, architecture and journalism, at the biennial St Benedict’s Careers Fair. Stands were staffed by parents and Old Priorians (alumni), as well as various London organisations. Eight Speaker Presentations covered a range of themes, such as interview technique, finding your first job, studying medicine, law, and apprenticeships. In addition to St Benedict’s pupils, we were delighted to welcome pupils from two of our Emmaus Partnership schools – Sacred Heart High School Hammersmith and Cardinal Wiseman.
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I definitely know now what I would need to do to succeed and improve my chances of success at interview.
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GEOGRAPHY FIELD TRIPS
EXPLORE URBAN, RURAL AND COASTAL LANDSCAPES
“I enjoyed learning outside the normal classroom situation.” Joshan
Hurst Castle Spit, Hampshire (Lower 5th) Our aim was to assess the need for protection of Hurst Castle Spit. The sea defences up along the beach included groynes, rock armour and a sea wall, to protect the beach at Milford where tourism is a large part of the economy. We made a rough sketch of the spit and the castle in the distance. Behind the castle we could see the Isle of Wight and the salt marshes. Afterwards, we walked to the salt marsh behind the spit, identifying different plants on the shingle and near the water over a 10m radius using survey poles and a measuring tape. Plants such as sea rocket, sea kale and glasswort were found. We collected this data and recorded it in our booklets.
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After lunch we explored Hurst Castle, where we found an amazing view of the sea and the spit we had just walked upon.
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We then used our survey poles to measure each incline and decline of sediment horizontally along the beach and noticed a pattern emerging: the peak of the sediment was at in the middle almost resembling a pyramid shape. Each group used two survey poles, measuring tape and a clinometer. Harvey Sandhu
Stratford and the Olympic Park (Lower 5th) Our field trip to Stratford was to evaluate the regeneration of the area, which was initiated to create a legacy for the 2012 Olympics. We carried out several bipolar surveys at the River Lea, the Velodrome, the Olympic Stadium, Westfield shopping centre and the East Village, assessing the integrated transport connections, leisure facilities, sport facilities, employment, housing, and green space. We rated the opportunities at each site on a scale of -5 to 5 before reaching our conclusion on how effective and beneficial the regeneration has been overall. In addition, we conducted two field sketches at the Wetland Bowl in Queen Elizabeth Park and the East Village, which tested our observational skills as well as helping us to gauge how these areas have developed over time.
After our visit to Stratford, we could appreciate the transformative revival of this once industrialised and somewhat neglected area. The legacy of the Olympics lives on with the sustainability of each of the facilities installed there, providing leisure and entertainment for everyday public use.
regeneration. Its current brand, ‘Britain’s Ocean City’, presents Plymouth in a positive maritime light and here students were investigating issues such as regeneration, globalisation and urban sustainability. Mr Walton (Head of Geography)
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Slapton, Devon (Lower 6th) The field trip to Slapton Ley on the Devon coast provided data and information as part of the Geography A-Level course requirement.
“We were able to experience a different side of England.” Alodie
The weather was warm, the setting idyllic and it was near the end of Trinity term. Start Bay and Plymouth were the focus of our field investigations. The sands at Slapton form a barrier beach with a freshwater lagoon, Slapton Ley, just behind. The beach was used as practice for the D-Day landings and there’s a Sherman tank at Torcross. A number of students chose to investigate coastal management and beach morphology along the bay, involving surveying and sampling methods. Plymouth has undergone three re-brandings over recent years to attempt to boost visitors, investment and
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Box Hill (Upper 4th) This field trip was an opportunity to investigate ecosystems and the impact of people on an Area of Outstanding Beauty.
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FORM 1 FRENCH TRIP
Everyone in Form 1 had a wonderful week in Normandy in May, learning about the French language, history and culture. Their itinerary included the American World War Two Cemetery, Omaha Beach, Château de Falaise and the Bayeux Tapestry.
“We went to a snail farm. I tried snails and they were nice. There were more than 8,000 snails there.” Beth Edwards
“We went to a goat’s cheese farm and tried a couple of cheeses which were yummy.” Thomas Lane “We went to the birthplace of William the Conqueror, went inside and saw where everything was.” Nora Khatibi
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A World of Adventures
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Nursery and PP1 children enjoyed a fun day out at Chessington World of Adventures. They visited the aquarium as part of their ‘Under the Sea’ topic, as well as some other animal attractions.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH’S AWARD
Gold expedition in Snowdonia
Thirteen Lower 6th students completed their Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold award qualifying expedition at half term, trekking and camping in the mountains of Snowdonia National Park. Trinity term has seen a great deal of DofE activity, with Silver expeditions in the South Downs and Cotswolds and Bronze expeditions in the Chilterns. Meanwhile, twenty-seven St Benedict’s students were invited to Buckingham Palace on Monday 16th May to receive their Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold awards from HRH The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex. Congratulations to all!
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Silver expedition at Southdown
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The Lower 6th, Lower 5th and Middle School Prize Giving took place on Monday, June 27th, when the Guest of Honour was Professor Bijan Modarai (OP 1992).
wanted to do, and St Benedict’s gave me the tools to start on that journey, and to became one of the youngest professors of vascular surgery in 2017.”
In his address, the Headmaster outlined the many events and achievements of the year. Highlighting St Benedict’s 120th anniversary, he referred to the school’s motto: “A minimis incipe – ‘from the smallest beginnings’ – is a reminder that all great things begin with small steps. It has been our school’s guiding philosophy for 120 years. This powerful idea surely goes to the heart of what education is about: potential. The potential for growth, discovery and achievement at every stage of our lives. Education is a rich and joyful journey – from the very special early years, through to senior school education, building confident knowledge, always allowing the freedom to explore what particularly inspires us at any stage.”
He continued by referring to the Headmaster’s speech: “The values Mr Johnson talked about are the same values as when I was here: academic excellence, leadership, resilience (and you will need these qualities), encouraging integrity, kindness, and compassion. St Benedict’s really does provide a holistic education.”
Professor Modarai spoke about his time at St Benedict’s: “I came to St Benedict’s as a wide-eyed boy from Iran in 1988. It was a school of inclusivity and diversity, and I can see that the same is true here today. You know, I do remember sitting where all of you are, at your stage, dreaming of being a surgeon. That is always what I’d
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PRIZE GIVING
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The St Benedict’s Prize Giving ceremony for the Upper 6th and Upper 5th was held on Tuesday 10th May in the Abbey. The principal guest was Abbot Dominic Taylor OSB.
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LEARNING BEYOND A new initiative at St Benedict’s is encouraging students to explore and reflect on the world beyond their experience. The Learning Beyond programme offers wide-ranging opportunities to develop curiosity and knowledge, enabling students to become reflective, well-informed citizens and leaders of the future.
City Harvest A representative from City Harvest, a London food redistribution charity, came to meet the Lower 6th in May. St Benedict’s has since made a food collection for the charity and students will do some voluntary work with City Harvest towards the end of term. Fundraising activities are being planned for Michaelmas Term.
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Science Museum Students in Upper 4th visited ‘Our Future Planet’ at the Science Museum, an exhibition which showcases the innovative technology and nature-based solutions being developed to trap carbon dioxide released by human activity, notably the burning of fossil fuels. These include preserving ancient woodlands, adding dust to agricultural fields, capturing carbon dioxide from the air, or installing systems that prevent it leaving power stations and factories. Students also investigated how technology has advanced in the last 100 years and will continue to do so in the future, at the Information Age exhibit.
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National Archives Students in Upper 4th explored ‘The Suffragettes through government eyes’ at the National Archives, where they analysed and evaluated archive documents to learn about how the government saw them as militant terrorists.
STILL TO COME... At the time of going to press, this packed Trinity Term has the following events in store:
Junior School Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – the Form 2 Production Prize Giving Art Show
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Senior School Treasure Island – the L5 and Middle School Production L4 History trip to World War I Battlefields Climate Change Conference L6 Biology Field Trip to Calshot Activities Centre, Southampton U4 Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Expedition, Aylesbury L6 Ethics and Enterprise Conference Literary Festival L5 History trip to Berlin (after the end of term) House Athletics Championship Music Tour to Paris (after the end of term)
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The Under 12s have had a great year, culminating in the Middlesex Cup Final on Monday 27th June at Harrow School against Queen Elizabeth Boys’ School, Barnet. We wish them the best of luck. Notable performances along the way were from Oscar Hickman, Harry Tallboy and Johnny Dobbin.
a good win against Highgate School and look forward to matches against The Old Priorians. We say farewell to the Upper 6th players: Jared Braddock, captain Joe Barrett (who both scored centuries against Forest School), George Curtis Raleigh and Alex Crown.
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The U13s almost made the final against St James School but lost out to a strong performance from the opposition. Helping get the U13s to this position were Harry Hancock and Nicholas Lewis.
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The U14s and U15s have won matches throughout the year, with Thomas Kottler progressing to the 1st XI squad. A special mention goes to Tarun Edwards, who has captained the team very well, accompanied by some strong performances. Jack McCarthy and Alexander Le Bouedec from the U15s made their 1st XI debuts this year. After a strong start the 1st XI lost a run of matches, with at least four going down to the last over or wicket in several nail-biting finishes. We have recently broken this duck with
A highlight of the tour was an inspiring afternoon at the Foundation of Goodness near Hikkaduwa – a charity founded by the MCC which transforms the lives of rural communities. St Benedict’s is a long-standing supporter of its work and the boys presented them with a cheque for £8,600, which they had raised themselves by running, cycling and rowing.
FENCING A record 14 St Benedict’s fencers qualified for the British Youth Championships in Sheffield – an impressive total for a single school to achieve. Henry Gould in Form 3 won the bronze medal, which makes him the 3rd best U12 fencer in Britain!
Tour to Sri Lanka A cricket squad of 18 St Benedict’s cricketers, drawn from the U13, U14 and U15s, embarked on an exciting tour to Sri Lanka over Easter. As well as enjoying seven fixtures against Sri Lankan school teams, the boys went on some unforgettable excursions and had a wonderful introduction to Sri Lanka’s natural beauty, culture, and traditions.
Charlotte Gardiner (U4) narrowly missed out on a place in the Junior Girls’ 100 m final by 0.2s. Felix Shakespeare (U4) claimed a bronze medal in the Junior Boys’ Discus with a Personal Best throw of 24.85 m. Owen Keenlyside (L4) ran an exceptionally good race in the final of the Junior Boys’ 100 m, finishing 3rd with a time of 11.81s. Rory Johnston (U4) ran extremely well in his Junior Boys’ 300 m, picking up the silver medal in a new Personal Best and School record of 37.87s. He has just been invited to represent Middlesex at the English Schools Athletics Championships in Manchester. We are now looking forward to our last big event of the year at Marlborough College, followed by the House Athletics Championships.
NETBALL Well done to Anya Rimmer, Isabel Hay, Ivy Melton & Lizzy Doherty (U4) who represented the Ealing U14s Netball squad at the London Youth Games finals. Team Ealing progressed to the quarter finals and achieved a bronze medal after being decided through goal difference.
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ATHLETICS Athletics this year has started fast with several events for all age groups at St. Mary’s Ascot, Epsom College, and Lord Wandsworth, as well as our usual fixtures against St. Augustine’s and Notting Hill and Ealing. This year has also seen the return of the West London Catholic Schools Cup (in which we finished 3rd) and a first ever Emmaus Schools Championships.
Lastly, four athletes represented Ealing at the Middlesex Schools Championships.
TENNIS All girls in Form 3 and Lower 4th participated in ‘Play your way to Wimbledon’ and have done really well. Paola Baudin (L4) will play her Singles County Final in July and we wish her the best of luck. Girls and boys from Form 3 to Lower 5th also entered the LTA Youth Schools competition, and all teams have shown great determination and mental toughness throughout. Our girls’ F3/L4 Team 1 came 4th and Team 2 came 3rd; the U4/L5 Team 1 came 3rd and Team 2 came 2nd. The boys’ F3/L4 is currently 1st place with one more fixture to play. Congratulations to Mika Stojsavljevic (L4) who has won the U14 Grass Court National Championships in East Gloucestershire, both in singles and doubles. As a result, she was awarded a GBR wild card into the U14 international event at the Wimbledon Championships this year! Mika has also been selected to represent Great Britain at the European Summer Cup in Romania, organised by Tennis Europe.
Owen, Rory, Charlotte and Felix
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St. Mary’s Ascot was the first experience of Athletics for some of our Form 3 pupils, who showed great character and determination in their events. Eliza Jordan won her first hurdles race and the Form 3 girls’ relay team came 3rd overall. At Epsom College Iona Keenleyside (F3) won her 100 m.
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Nursery and Pre Prep Sports Day
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This term the boys have turned their hands to Cricket. Fixtures have included Forms 1 and 2 playing St John’s Northwood, Form 1 playing Claire’s Court, while the Upper Preps gained their first experience of competitive Cricket against Hampton Prep and Westminster Under.
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They have enjoyed testing their batting and bowling in competition and have also made great use of the brand-new Cricket nets, which have provided an excellent space to hone their skills, translating to some good performances out on the square. Form 2 have been excellently captained by Alex Bishop, while Christo Kopoi has been the standout player for the Form 1 team, notably scoring 50 (not out) against St John’s, to help win the match. The final few weeks of term bring a few shorter format tournaments for the boys to gain experience: Form 2 will play at the St Paul’s 6-a-side festival, and Form 1 will compete in the Reigate 6’s festival. Mr Jukes (Head of Junior School Boys’ Games)
The girls from PP3 to Form 2 have enjoyed participating in Athletics during games where they have focused on speed and distance running, hurdles, long jump, javelin and shotput. We have enjoyed successful fixtures against St Augustine’s and Nottinghill and Ealing from Upper Prep to Form 2 where pupils were able to display their sporting talent. Forms 1 and 2 have been the first year-groups to participate in tennis since it has been added to our games program. They have
been focusing on rallying on their forehand and backhand and have also learnt the scoring system which was used by the Form 1s in a fixture vs Mill Hill and Belmont. The co-curricular cricket club has got off to a fine start with strong numbers in attendance. We really look forward to playing in a Form 3 tournament on 29/06 which for almost all pupils will be their first competitive fixture. Mr O’Hara (Head of Junior School Girls’ Games)
NEWS DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
Dear Parents,
We are very grateful for the marvellous response we have received throughout our 120th Anniversary year. Since turning 120 in January we have enjoyed many celebratory events including: the Gala Music Concert, a Leaders in School Dinner, Giving Week, the St Benedict’s Lecture Series and our Annual Golf Day. Thanks to your generosity we have reached our fundraising target for both our new Music Studio and new Cricket Nets for Perivale. The cricket nets have already been installed and are being enjoyed and utilised by our Junior and Senior Cricketers. The new music studio will open in September and no doubt will play an important role in the musical development of all our students. Our 120th Bursary Fund Appeal remains ongoing until December 2022 and we are very hopeful to reach our ambitious target of raising £120,000. We are particularly grateful to many of our Upper Sixth Parents who are currently donating their joining deposits in support of this appeal. Should you wish to give to the appeal please do see our Annual Fund website. I would also like to extend an end of year thank you to our hard-working SPF committee. In particular we wish Mrs Jean O’Brien a fond farewell and thank her for all her dedication and hard work over the last 15 Years as she steps down from the SPF.
Tara George Development and Alumni Engagement Director
We celebrated another great Annual Golf Day with our Old Priorians and Parents at Ealing Golf Club. Congratulations to Current Parent Team: Niall O’Brien, on winning the Ruaidhre Boyle Memorial Cup. Please do consider joining us for our next Golf Day on Friday 9th June 2023.
Careers Fair We were delighted to welcome back over 50 Old Priorians who joined us at the Careers Fair. Our Alumni community is growing from strength to strength thanks to our Alumni platform St Benedict’s Connect. All students from L6 and U6 are welcome to join and continue any career conversations via the mentoring feature on the platform. Forthcoming Events: SPF BBQ – 3rd September 2022 (Tickets available via sQuid) Sports Festival – 9th September 2022 Fireworks – 21st October 2022 OPA Golf Day 2023 – 9th June 2023
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Finally, I would like to wish all our families a happy and peaceful Summer Break.
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