Year 7 students have been researching black people who have changed the course of history. They produced a variety of creations from leaflets and posters to 3D designs. This was an excellent contribution from our year 7s this week to celebrate Black History Season.
This Saturday, Carlo Acutis was beatified. Many of you may have seen the news reports around this remarkable teenager, but you may not have realised that Carlo was actually born within our diocese and baptised in Fulham. He sadly died at the age of 15 from leukaemia. His life was short, but his story was an inspirational one, particularly for our children and young people.
Staff and pupils donated money and food today for CAFOD's family fast day. The money raised will go to CAFOD and the food will be given to the Euston Food Bank. Thank you everyone for your support of these two worthwhile causes.
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Year 7 students celebrate Marie-Madeleine's birthday by pledging to carry out an act of kindness.
We were relieved and pleased to be able to give our students their GCSE results after a difficult end to the year. We know our pupils have worked hard and are proud of their effort and the young adults they have become.
Although we are proud of all of our pupils, several students performed exceptionally well:
· Dylan Frederick: nine Grade 9s and two Grade 8s
· Camila Rivera-Velez: seven Grade 9s, two Grade 8s and two Grade 7s
· Joanna Peralta Naranjo: five Grade 9s, five Grade 8s and one Grade 7
We look forward to welcoming many of our pupils back to the Sixth Form and wish all students the very best for the future.
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We are very pleased that so many of our students have got the recognition that they deserve in what have been very unsettling times for them. All of our Sixth Formers deserve credit for coping with the pressure of the last few months, but we are particularly happy for Aiseosa, who gained a place to study Human, Social and Political Science at Girton College, Cambridge, Gabriel, who gained a place to study History at York, Nazifa, who gained a place to study Pharmacy at UCL, Reyah who gained a place to study Psychology at Leeds and Dominika, who gained a place to study Sociology at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. |
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Maria Fidelis students were invited to take part in a global celebration for St. Ignatius of Loyola. His feast day is celebrated on the 31st July.
Students at Maria Fidelis have answered over ONE AND HALF MILLION questions between them!
One of the charities that our school has supported is The Passage which is a Roman Catholic homeless charity based near to Westminster Cathedral. During the Covid 19 crisis The Passage has been tasked with providing meals every day for homeless people currently housed in emergency accommodation in local budget hotels.
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Our A'Level and GCSE Art students are proudly showcasing their work in a local exhibition.
Students who came into school today produced a piece of window art to show their support for the heroic work being done by so many NHS workers throughout the country.
Monsignor John Armitage, the rector at the National Shrine of Our Lady at Walsingham, will be streaming mass each day at midday. This can be accessed here.
