The latest from St Piers School & College
St Piers school has just recently been awarded the Youth Sport Trust Quality Mark at Gold level. This is a nationally recognised kite mark for PE and school sport which is aligned to Ofsted guidance.
The Young Epilepsy teams successfully completed their 3 lakes Challenge, and in the process raised £3500 (So far) towards the purchase of a Wheelyboat. This is a wheelchair accessible boat, which will allow our wheelchair-bound students to access our watersports programme.
Day five of the Big Build started with our Chief Executive, Carol Long attending the morning briefing with Santander Consumer Finance and Splash Projects.
Santander Consumer Finance and Splash Projects continue their amazing work on campus.
Staff at Young Epilepsy St Piers School and College are raising funds for a wheelchair accessible boat for students on campus.
Staff at Young Epilepsy St Piers School and College are raising funds for a wheelchair accessible boat for students on campus.
We are so excited to announce that Santander Consumer Finance and Splash Projects have teamed up with us for their most challenging project to date.
Day three of the Santander Consumer Finance UK Big Build 2016 saw the groundwork being made ahead of next week.
St Piers School students along with thousands of students across the country have begun the Tenner Challenge. The aim is for the students to turn a £10 investment into profit in just four weeks.
Teenager Sam has become an internet sensation after his spirit and incredible dance moves have dubbed him the ‘dancing barista’ of Starbucks, in North America, reports the Daily Mail
