Since Monday normal school life at Stephen Perse has changed. Pupils across our schools have sat down at their dining room tables instead of school desks and teachers have grabbed their morning coffee from the quiet of their own kitchens instead of a busy staff room.
On Monday 16 March, Year 5 and 6 pupils from Rosedale House were treated to a fascinating and very timely lunchtime InspireMe Talk, titled “Help, There are Aliens Inside Me”.
Congratulations go to Isabella E who recently won the British showjumping 80cm novice class at Arena UK small pony premier.
As the school moves into a period of remote teaching and learning, the visiting instrumental and singing teachers are fully on board with our plans, and many lessons have already taken place via Google Meet.
In the last few days before schools were closed, our teachers began to use remote teaching so those students in self-isolation were not missing out on lessons.
Join Principal Tricia Kelleher as she talks to alumna Alex Collis about being a city councillor, making a difference in her community and social activism.
Dame Bradbury's welcomed our friends for an eventful Collaboration Day themed around our current topic, ‘Amazing Authors’.
Each year the Cambridge and District Secondary Schools Sports Association host an evening of Celebration for Year 11 students who have excelled in sport.
Miss Mann took her Year 9 Architecture groups on research trips to Lammas Land and the Cambridge Botanical Gardens.
Join Principal Tricia Kelleher as she speaks with Dr Emily Shuckburgh about working together and helping the world transition towards zero carbon. Find out more about 'Cambridge Zero': https://www.zero.cam.ac.uk/
A team of four from Years 9 and 10 recently competed in a science quiz at The Perse. The following write up of the event was written by Maggie in Y9.
This morning Chartwells, the catering company at Stephen Perse, held a session for our Year 8s to help them think about the nutritional content of foods and how to make healthier choices.
From 6-8 March, Stephen Perse hosted the 3rd Cambridge Model United Nations (CamMUN) which focused its debate on 'working towards a sustainable world'.
de Romanis is centred around stories from the Roman world: Book 1 focusses on stories about the Roman gods, heros and Roman religion; Book 2 explores the stories of the most significant men and women who shaped Roman history.
Join Principal Tricia Kelleher as she speaks with Dr Julia Grosse from the Cambridge Conservation Initiative about spreading a positive message of hope around climate change and sustainability. Find out more about the CCI's Earth Optimism event
It's been another successful month for our sporting teams across Stephen Perse.
Recently our Year 2 class had the challenge of making a balloon move along a piece of nylon thread.
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