On Wednesday 20th March, a team of 8 pupils took part in the annual Trust Basketball Tournament, along with pupils from 7 other Trust primary schools. They competed energetically, displaying great athleticism. Congratulations to all who participated! Many thanks to Saint George’s staff, students and everyone involved in organising the tournament. We are looking forward to the next sports event on the calendar!
On Wednesday 26th March, Year 6 walked to Ebbsfleet United Football Stadium for a tour of the grounds. We have... read more
Sikh festival of Vaisakhi Vaisakhi is a spring festival that Sikhs celebrate on the 13th of April of this year. It... read more
Sports Day last week was an incredible day filled with energy, teamwork, and huge smiles! Our students had an amazing... read more
Pupils from St. Botolph's and pupils from other schools in our Trust were thrilled to participate in the Young Voices... read more
Term 3 Governor Awards for demonstrating our 3 R's - Respect, Responsibility and Resilience. It was great to hear why... read more
Three times a year, the Young Carers Club meets to enjoy some time together. This time, they had the opportunity... read more
Every term, children are selected to receive Governors’ Awards for showing our school values of Respect, Resilience or Responsibility throughout... read more
On the evening of 25th March 2025, twelve of our schools came together to create a truly unforgettable musical experience... read more
This term, Year 3 are studying the Greeks. To immerse them into the topic, they held a Greek Day. The... read more
During our celebration of Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, pupils took part in a vibrant day of... read more
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