St George's Weybridge Always Georgian

Labor Amoris is a fantastic publication created by our students. It's well worth a read.

We are delighted to launch the latest edition of our School Journal, Labor Amoris. Now in its sixth edition, the new issue is full of insightful articles, stunning artworks, and beautiful poems, all written by our wonderful students.

Dive into this new edition online through the link or pick up a printed copy in our main reception.
https://ow.ly/J1T850UEcav

This week on Way Back Wednesday, we're travelling back to 1985! Inspired by an article recently sent to us by Julian Shea (OG '90) about St George's choir's performance at the Savoy Hotel in January 1985, celebrating Home Pride Flour's 21st anniversary. Who remembers Fred the Flour Grader?! 🍞

Many congratulations to Charlotte Lambert (OG '24) as she heads to Malaysia to represent England in the ICC U19 T20 Cricket World Cup. Best of luck, Charlotte, from all of us at St George's!

Five head to Malaysia for ICC U19 T20 World Cup - Kia Oval Surrey’s Tilly Corteen-Coleman, Charlotte Lambert, Jemima Spence, Charlotte Stubbs and Amelie Baldie (Scotland) head to Malaysia

A warm welcome to Mr William Parks (OG '21) who joined St George's in September as our new Teacher of English.

🌟 Introducing Mr Parks, our newest Teacher of English! 🌟

We’re delighted to welcome Mr Parks, who joined St George’s in September. As an Old Georgian (2021), he brings a unique perspective, inspiring our students to see how English connects to their modern interests.

With a passion for exploring the link between ancient myths and modern storytelling—and a soft spot for a good cheeseburger 🍔—Mr Parks is already sparking creativity in the classroom.

He’s also written a fascinating paper on the benefits of taking English as an A Level, which you can read on our website here: https://ow.ly/skra50UAVUz

We are looking forward to welcoming back our Class of 2024 to their Graduation and Reunion this evening in the Chapel followed by drinks at the Hand & Spear.

All members of the Georgian community are most welcome to join us for the First Mass of Christmas in the College Chapel on Tuesday 24 December 2024 at 8pm. No need to book - just come along!

If you are looking for a good book to read over the Christmas break, our College Librarians have prepared a fantastic reading list https://ow.ly/bLX650Uo5Ak

Nine Lessons and Carols was truly magical on Sunday evening. Well done to everyone involved 🥰

The College's production of Guys and Dolls last week was absolutely phenomenal! A huge thank you to everyone who attended the Over Sixties Lunch in June and helped to fund the smoke machine used in the show by participating in the 'Heads and Tails' game.

As we start to wrap up the year, our final Way Back Wednesday takes a nostalgic look at Christmases past with cherished photos from our archive. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! 🎅🎄🎁

We warmly invite all members of the Georgian community to join us for the magical Nine Lessons and Carols at 7pm on Sunday 8th December in the College Chapel. No need to book - just come along and enjoy the evening.

Thank you to everyone who supported us on Founder's Day. We are delighted to say that, with matched giving from the Parents' Association, we raised £15,636. This means we can enhance our Music Facilities at the College and expand our Outdoor Learning provision for the Lower Years at the Junior School! A big Georgian THANK YOU from us and the teachers responsible for these departments 🙏 🥰 🌻 🎹
College music thank you https://vimeo.com/1034586919
Junior School thank you https://vimeo.com/1034187241

St George's College celebrated Founder's Day with a special Mass led by Father Martin, who spoke about Constant van Crombrugghe's mission to support and educate the underprivileged. The service was beautifully accompanied by St George's choir. This Founder's Day, we hope to enhance our Music Facilities at the College with the latest equipment. To learn more about our appeal and to donate, please visit https://stgeorgescollege.enthuse.com/cf/foundersday2024challenge