St George's Foundation

St G’s Junior School is the perfect starting point. It has always been a place where curiosity is encouraged, learning stretched far past the classroom walls, and the first real life skills are formed. Most importantly, it’s where friendships were made that have lasted a lifetime.

Throwback to the hideous leotards we had to wear for gymnastics and dance. They were bright, bold, and so unforgiving. Character‑building? Absolutely. Flattering? Not even a little.

A little throwback treat! Here is a selection of Upper 6 end‑of‑year group photos from 1948 to 1998. How the styles have changed!

The classic post-war neatness, to free choice of outfits in the U6 year in the late 70s, and a return to uniformity in the 2000s.

A big change came in 2014 when the school, once quite dark in appearance, was brightened with a fresh cream paint scheme under the guidance of Headmistress Anne Everet and Head of Council, Stephen Woodman.

This was part of the celebrations for 100 years since the school was built. 🏫⭐

If you've never experienced our annual summer lunch, this is the year to join! 🎉

Reconnect with old friends and make new connections over drinks 🥂, a nostalgic school tour, and a delicious lunch served at 11.30 am. Familiar faces are always welcome, but we'd love to see some new ones as well. 👋

Reserve your spot today! https://ow.ly/2h0l50Z5tbR

Uncomfortable beds, minimalist dressing tables, and sudden inspections were just the backdrop. The real magic was in the moments with static‑filled pyjama “discos,” secret Starsky & Hutch keyhole adventures, lining up for hotties with Irish Mary, and the unexpected pride of polished shoes and folded socks. Boarding school shaped us with laughter, mischief, and friendships that stayed.

Picnicking at Gullane ⛅🏖️

Beach has long been a St George’s tradition. Rain or shine we went but on truly foul days, the village hall on Main Street became our refuge.

Old library memories. This space was converted into the current staff room in 2001/02. 🏫

Throwback to summer days spent sunbathing on the grass outside the side of the school☀️

From the pitches to the pages! ❤️

These books recorded every school match played, with teams and results carefully noted by PE teachers. The maroon individual one? It dates back to 1899!