One of the very best things any Head can wish for is the support of the parents in their school community. An active Parents’ Association that supports and enriches the…
Parenting expert, Elizabeth O’Shea, says that the relationship parents build with their children in the pre-teen years will help get them through the more challenging teen years. Her point, of…
Anti-Bullying Week is a nationwide event, and we were proud to take part this week. It is a sad fact that many people experienced bullying at some point in their…
I would like to start by celebrating some great success in Sport and the Arts. Last Friday, just too late to make the Newsletter, the 1st XI played Hove Park…
One of the simplest and most important life lessons, accessible to even our youngest children is: Nobody Is Perfect. The earliest Greek philosophers pointed out that if we learn from…
I am deeply saddened by the events in Israel and Gaza and my thoughts and the thoughts of all of the staff at St Christopher’s are with those affected. At…
“Our cultural strength has always been derived from our diversity of understanding and experience.” Yo-Yo Ma (French-Born American Cellist, United Nations Messenger of Peace) The arrival of October sees the start…
We celebrated our Harvest Festival yesterday at St Philip’s, with Years 1 to 6 joined by a great turnout of parents to hear our choirs perform, sing the traditional harvest…
There is a joke about Headship that goes like this: Who runs the school when the Head is away? The answer is: The same people who run it when she…
Another wonderful and busy week at St Christopher’s has come to a close. This week we hosted two guest speakers, following last week’s Assemblies delivered by staff. Across the year,…