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Where in Italy were you brought up and which languages did you study and from what age? I was born in Italy, in the Northern region of Emilia-Romagna, in a city called Reggio Emilia. In Italy, the school system is quite different as we have primary, middle and secondary schools, with secondary s...
In the spirit of staying connected, in a time when many of us feel so far apart, Year 2 wanted to find a visual way to celebrate the power of community and imagination. With this in mind, we created our own British Sign Language Choir. To create the choir, Miss Bowen broke the music, A Million Dr...
Can you tell us about how your interest in music developed? My parents are not musicians at all, but they played lots of classical music when I was growing up and encouraged me when I wanted to learn the piano. We had a terrible piano which cost £5 and then upgraded to one that cos...
Our annual scholastic essay presentation evening for Year 7 and 8 had to be postponed due to lockdown. However we were delighted to be able to rearrange the event as a series of virtual presentations spread over a number of lunchtime sessions. Mr Smith, Mrs Chapman, Mrs Wright, Mrs Chicke...
Year 13 student Izzi Ryder has balanced her academic studies with competing at a high level in showjumping across the UK and in Europe. She has represented her country on several occasions and has previously qualified for the Horse of the Year Show. Last August, at the age of 17, Izzi...
We are pleased to welcome Miss Nikki Hart to St Gabriel’s, as maternity cover for Miss Pearmine. She is teaching in Year 6 and Year 4. She is enjoying getting to know the children via Teams video and has been impressed with their digital skills and positive a...
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Since the start of the Easter holidays, two members of St Gabriel’s staff have been extremely busy supporting our frontline workers in their fight against Covid-19. With the increase in demand for PPE across the country, Mrs Jenny Knott, Head of Design Technology, has been using the lase...
How did your interest in science develop? When I was a little girl, my big brother, Simon, used to order butterfly eggs and we would watch them hatch into caterpillars, feed them on particular leaves and then metamorphose into delicate little creatures. We also kept tropical fish and used bino...
How did your interest in drama develop? I have always been involved in performing; I started dancing and competing from the age of 4. Having found this passion I turned my hand to acting and, at the age of 10, joined a local drama group - I have never looked back...
Extracts from our weekly newsletters from the Junior School classrooms before the transition to remote learning.
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As part of British Science Week, Year 10 participated in a host of educational and fun demonstrations on Thursday 12 March to learn about various scientific elements in a fun experimental format. This included: Fruit Keyboard - Pupils listened to the sound of the piano as Bella...