Prior Park School Gibraltar

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Year 8 student Claudia has created this amazing Christmas postcard, featuring 'e-drawings' of our House Mascots!

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year🎄

A wonderfully festive evening, with so much talent and creativity on show.

Well done to all those who performed and everyone who worked behind the scenes to make the evening such a success!

Thank you to Dr Joseph Garcia for your time yesterday, the students really enjoyed it and gained lots of valuable information about the potential impacts of Brexit.

Dr Joseph Garcia briefs Prior Park students on the impact of the UK and Gibraltar leaving the EU

The year 7s have been working on their physical theatre skills by creating a tableau. A tableau is a still image created with the actor's body to represent a scene.

Here the student are working on a story called 'Darkwood Manor' and their tableaus represent Fear, Loneliness and Evil.

A sneaky peak at today's Art exam...

Yesterday afternoon as the sun was setting, our year 7 and 8 students competed in the very first inter-school hockey tournament for secondary schools.

The students were a credit to the school and themselves and played some lovely hockey. Despite being the smallest school (by far), we were the only school to enter two teams in each category.

Our year 8 first team won silver medals yesterday.
Well done all!

Our Day of Sport at Victoria Stadium last Friday saw students taking part in a variety of activities, including football, hockey, badminton and netball!

Eliott House in the Chapel this morning for an Advent Reflection with Father Ghio.

Our Year 11 Business Studies group attending a talk from the Marketing Manager at Hassans Law Firm.

Tickets still available...

There will be Christmas decorations/ornaments for sale and a silent auction, as well as mulled wine during the interval, so please do bring your wallets if you wish to sample the goods on offer!

Our Key Stage 4 and 5 students have all chosen a charity that they will be supporting throughout the academic year.

Last week, they gave a presentation to the rest of the school about what they have done so far for the charity.