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Do you have a thirst for knowledge? Ever wondered what your son was learning? Then, look no further than our termly Masterclasses taught by St Paul's teachers or the ever-popular Science Series. There are Talks and Masterclasses to suit all tastes and courses will be updated termly.

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24 February - 24 March

St Paul’s Masterclass: Character Education with Phil Gaydon and Rosie Ferris

This St Paul’s Masterclass on Character Education will be hosted by St Paul’s Head of Character Education – Dr Phil Gaydon, and SPJ Head of Character Education, PSHE and Charities – Rosie Ferris. This five week course takes place on site at St Paul’s on the following dates: 24 February, 3 March, 10 March, 17 […]
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24 March

From the Archives: Rowing at St Paul’s

To coincide with the Schools’ Head of the River race and ahead of the much anticipated Boat Race, Archivist Kelly Strickland will be looking in the Archives at the history of rowing at St Paul’s. She will bring out rowing blades from the 1950s and records of past Head of the River races. Some of […]
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25 March

In Conversation with Leo Suter OP 2007-2012

Having left St Paul’s in 2012, Leo Suter has gone on to conquer the world of television and film as an actor of impressive range. Making his mark in period dramas including Victoria, Beecham House and Sanditon, he went on to star as Harold Hardrada in the Netflix series Vikings: Valhalla, a global hit and […]
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02 June

St Paul’s Masterclass – The Teenage Brain and the Neuroscience of Learning

Back by popular demand, this Masterclass Series for parents will take place as a Zoom Webinar over a two week period with each session lasting for an hour. This courses provides a summary of recent research on how the teenage brain develops and the neuroscience of learning. It will aid parents/guardians in understanding the adolescent […]
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04 June

In Conversation with the High Master – PSHE

As a subject, PSHE is unique in the breadth of material that it covers, continues to find itself in the middle of controversial political debates, and has a fascinating history culminating in just last year the TES writing that it is now “probably the single most important subject that schools teach when it comes to […]
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