Saint George Catholic College

National recognition for St George!

We are thrilled to have been awarded a Pearson National Teaching Award — Silver, one of the most prestigious honours in education.

This achievement reflects the dedication and commitment of our staff, the success and character of our students, and the support of our families, governors and wider school community.

We are incredibly proud of this recognition and grateful to everyone who contributes to making St George such a special place to learn, grow and thrive.

Well done to our amazing staff who ran Wildwood 10K to raise money for Mind.
The run was challenging, with some very steep inclines and uneven terrain, but they were blessed with good weather and all finished in excellent times.
If you would like to donate to further support our runners please do so via the following link:
https://www.justgiving.com/team/saint-george-fundraiser?utm_medium=TE&utm_source=CL

The Creative Arts Department would love to welcome you all to our annual exhibition and prize-giving evening.

For those who have not attended before, the Creative Arts Exhibition is a fantastic opportunity to see the stunning Art, Design and Technology work produced throughout the year. We have some truly talented students, and we would love as many of you as possible to join us in celebrating their hard work and achievements.

Alongside the exhibition, there will also be a range of interactive activities for you to take part in throughout the evening, helping to get your creative juices flowing after being inspired by the artwork on display.

What is Southampton's best-performing secondary school?

Southampton's best-performing secondary school was found to be St George Catholic College in Swaythling.

Full article below, from the Daily Echo:

Southampton's best-performing secondary school revealed in new league table St George Catholic College in Swaythling was ranked as Southampton's best-performing secondary school by The Telegraph

Teacher of Spanish and/or French

Inspire confidence, communication and culture through language learning.

Teacher of Spanish and/or French St George Catholic College was graded Outstanding in all areas by OFSTED. It is an oversubscribed school, with a proven track record of continued success and currently ranked in the top 500 schools nationally for progress. It is a college in which we have a commitment to knowing every student and en...

Congrulations to three of our students George, Ivan and Alixe who completed the UKMT and qualified for the Junior Kangaroo. Students will take part in the next round of the competition on the 9th June. We wish them the best of luck!

Year 10 Design & Technology Students have been working extremely hard to create some breast cancer recovery cushions which will be donated to the Princess Anne Hospital. These post-surgery cushions are designed for comfort and protection immediately after surgery. The heart shape and soft fabric sits under your arm, ideal for use after a mastectomy or lumpectomy.

They are also great to support sleeping in the hospital. Mostly though, they spread kindness and love through the act of service and giving to others.

We are imensely proud of our year 10 students who really took great pride in making these to donate to such a fantastic cause.

Earlier this term, some of our student leadership were lucky enough to visit the Houses of Parliament for a tour. They learnt about the history and workings of the Houses of Commons and Lords and hopefully felt inspired to what is needed to lead the country!

Enjoy reading our 9th edition of our student led newsletter.

The Crimson Cross With this, our 9th edition, I want to take the opportunity to thank all the incredible young journalists who have created a variety of informative and entertaining articles for your reading pleasure.

An exciting opportunity to gain valuable classroom experience within a thriving secondary school.

Cover Supervisor We are looking to appoint a cover supervisor, starting September 2026. A cover supervisor covers lessons in the absence of their regular teacher, due to absence, sickness or trips, ensuring that students remain engaged and follow the work set for them.