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St George’s teacher raises over £1,000 for Tanzanian children
A teacher at St George’s School Windsor Castle raised more than £1,000 over the summer to purchase resources for two children’s facilities...
School community enjoy visit from Paralympic legend
St George’s School Windsor Castle were thrilled this week to receive a visit from highly decorated Paralympian, prominent disability...
Comment on The Times Education Commission report
The Times Education Commission released its final report this week, calling for a radical overhaul to the education system. The 12 point...
Love has no labels: Honouring Pride month
With Pride this month marking 50 years of celebrating LGBTQ+ communities all around the world, our Head, William Goldsmith, took the...
School’s Jubilee celebrations conclude with number 70 in Home Park Private
Students and staff at St George’s School Windsor Castle have marked the Platinum Jubilee of the school’s Patron, Her Majesty The Queen, by...
Eco Club create crisp packet blankets for the homeless
Two blankets made out of used crisp packets by children in St George’s School Windsor Castle’s Eco Club have this week been donated to...
Students excel in national mathematics competition
We are thrilled to announce that 39 of our students from across years 5 to 8 have been recognised for their achievement in the United...
Chorister Opportunity
The Choir of St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, is looking for a chorister (girl or boy) in the current Year 5, to join the Choir and St...
Community concert raises £6,000 for DEC Ukraine Appeal
A community concert, organised by St George’s School Windsor Castle and hosted by Windsor Parish Church, raised over £6,000 on Thursday...
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St George’s teacher raises over £1,000 for Tanzanian children
A teacher at St George’s School Windsor Castle raised more than £1,000 over the summer to purchase resources for two children’s facilities in Arusha, Tanzania, where she spent a month working as a volunteer. Emily Ralfe, a Year 4 teacher...
