Juniors News

Seven young actors from the Third Years absolutely wowed the audience this week at the SPS Monologues Competition.

This has been an exciting and busy week for the Recital Choir. After an intense rehearsal period they joined with the senior choir and headed to Magdalene College, Cambridge on Saturday to sing the evensong service.

The Upper Third Year had an informative and fascinating talk about animal testing from the eminent Professor Clive Page during Thursday’s assembly. 

The UK BEBRAS Computational Thinking Challenge is designed to get students excited about computing and computational thinking. 

Book now for 2019’s Easter and Summer Drama camps at SPJ. 

Saturday brought the annual U10 Rugby Festival to Lonsdale Road, always a lovely occasion of rugby under blue skies on a crisp early winter morning.

This week we are showcasing the work of the Lower 3^rd boys. 

In the fifth of six heats, the SPJ House Debating Club discussed whether or not we should allow machines to drive cars. Beech proposed the motion, represented by Daniel Harden (U3W), Alp Karadogan (L3W) and Elijah Houtondji (U2N), while Oak opposed it, led by Thomas Homes (U3K), Aarav Kushagra (U2A) and Leo Walton (U3M).

Christopher U3F travelled to Greece with the English Chess Federation Squad between 19-31 October to represent England at the World Youth Chess Championships in Halkidiki, Greece.

On Thursday eight prospective entrepreneurs from the Lower Third Years took part in an enterprise activity with pupils from St Paul’s Girls School and Burlington Danes Academy.