Shangri-La Academy

CROSS COUNTRY HOLIDAY CLINIC

Calling all our Secondary School runners. Whether you're preparing for the upcoming season, aiming to improve your fitness, or looking to take your running to the next level, our Holiday Cross Country Clinic is the perfect opportunity.

💪 Build endurance
⚡ Improve speed
🏃 Develop race fitness
⛰️ Strengthen your running technique

Starting 30 June, with structured training sessions designed to help runners of all abilities grow in confidence and performance.

Tuesdays – Hill Training
Thursdays – Speed & Endurance
Saturdays – 5km Endurance Run

Consistency is key, and these sessions will help you stay race-ready throughout the holidays.

For more information, contact Ms Stevens.

Happy Birthday, Mr Macneil. Thank you for equipping our pupils with valuable knowledge and real-world skills.

✨ Thankful Thursday ✨

Last week we had the incredible privilege of hosting Christ for the Nations Fellowship International (CFNI), a group of students from diverse international backgrounds currently studying at the CFNI Centre in Dallas, Texas. 🌍🙏

As part of their first-year outreach programme, the team visited our school to minister through teaching, music, creativity and fellowship. Their outreach was heartfelt and deeply grounded in love, compassion and a passion for helping others find Christ. 🎶❤️

CFNI has trained over 40 000 graduates worldwide, many of whom have gone on to make a significant impact in ministry, worship, and music. Notable alumni include worship leaders and singer-songwriters such as Kari Jobe and Nicole C. Mullen, among many other award-winning artists.

We are so grateful for the time they spent investing into our pupils and staff. Thank you for sharing your gifts, your testimony and your hearts with us. May God continue to bless your journey and ministry. ✨

EXAM TIME

As exams begin, we want to encourage all our pupils to stay focused, work hard and trust in God’s guidance. You have prepared with diligence — now go and give your very best!

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.” – Proverbs 16:3

May you have wisdom, peace, confidence and strength throughout your exams. We believe in you.

Learning comes to life in Grade 2.

As part of our Life Skills curriculum, pupils are exploring the fascinating journey of plant growth by nurturing their very own bean plants. The daily excitement of spotting new growth has sparked curiosity, responsibility, and plenty of smiles as they witness nature in action.

Our Grade 6 pupils got hands-on during their Natural Sciences lesson as they explored the fascinating journey of the Digestive System. From learning how food moves through the body to understanding the important role each organ plays, the classroom was filled with curiosity, discovery and plenty of excitement.

History Through Creativity

Our Secondary School Senior History pupils were challenged to create a visual source based on any historical topic that has been covered so far. The results were nothing short of incredible. From the French Revolution to the Cold War and powerful messages of peace and conflict, these projects showcase not only their understanding of history but also their remarkable artistic talent.

Our pupils never cease to amaze us with their creativity, effort and unique perspectives. We are incredibly proud of the thought and passion that went into each piece.

History is more than dates and events. It is stories brought to life through imagination and expression.

Secondary School Girls Hockey

Our girls finished their season with a hard-fought 0–0 draw, showing the same grit, determination, and team spirit that they have displayed all season long.

While the results may not always have reflected their efforts, the growth and improvement from the first game to the last have been incredible to witness. The girls never stopped working hard, supporting one another and giving their best on the field.

We are immensely proud of the resilience, commitment and character shown by this team. Well done, girls – your progress has not gone unnoticed.