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Prizewinners and staff are invited to celebrate this historic and important day for St Paul’s. This tradition dates back to the school’s founding in 1509 and was originally intended as the means by which the Mercers’ Company could assess the teaching staff and the High Master in particular. They had the right to dismiss or reappoint the staff as a result.
Due to the Government restrictions surrounding Covid-19 we cannot allow any external guests to attend. We will live stream the ceremony to parents via Zoom, more details will be released closer to the time.
Find out more about other St Paul’s events here.
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