St Piers College students create new music video
The Media Group at St Piers College created a music video for Simon Wells and his song Snow On Your Face.
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The latest from St Piers School & College
Our residential services are rated 'outstanding'
We are celebrating our second outstanding Ofsted grade in 12 months. It was awarded following an inspection of the Residential Special Schools service.
Magic Marty visits the school students
On the 5 March, St Piers School had a truly magical experience. We had a visit from a member of the inner magic circle, Magic Marty!
Sixth Form Mini Enterprise and Fundraising for the Guide Dogs for the Blind
During the Autumn Term two classes in School Sixth Form started a Mini Enterprise as part of a Work Related Learning Unit to raise money for a Charity. All Students and Staff in School were given a choice of Charities and the winner was Guide Dogs for The Blind.
Sainsburys Active Kids is back
Please bring your vouchers into school for the school students when you receive them! We will have a collection box in the school office.
Sensory students undertake work placement
Five students from the sensory group have been participating in work experience at the church of St Peter and St Paul in Lingfield since the start of the year.
Surrey Hospital Employability Project
Since September 2013 Young Epilepsy have been working in partnership with Surrey EmployAbility. Six students were chosen to undertake two days per week work experience trying different job roles at East Surrey Hospital
St Piers College Christmas Review
The Christmas Review was a tremendous success with many groups of students and individuals taking part in out version of the X factor.
Zimbabwean Visit
St Piers School had a visit from six teachers from St Georges College-Hartman House in Zimbabwe.
Trip to Dickens World
Key Stage 2 and 3 history curriculum has been about the Victorian era this term. To help bring this to life, some of our students went on a trip to Dickens World to see what it was actually like to be a child in the Victorian age.