On Thursday 5th May, six members of St Mary’s Young Enterprise company, ‘Zest’, represented the school at the Wiltshire County Final.
On 26th April, we were joined by Hazel Wigginton from Merton College, University of Oxford, who came to talk to the girls about applying to study at Oxbridge.
On Tuesday 3rd May, the Calne Girls' Association (CGA) were very pleased to welcome former Calne Girl Kristina Hulsebus Blahnik (1992) to give a talk in school, attended and enjoyed by over 60 girls.
On the morning of Thursday 28th April, the LIV and MIV girls set off on their Challenge and Adventure (CAA) 'Walk and Camp.'
On Saturday 23rd April, we were very pleased to welcome Jonathan Hardwick (left) from Inspiring Futures to deliver a fascinating, insightful and enjoyable presentation on ‘Alternative routes into careers'.
On Tuesday 26th April, the LIV Form began their participation in the Royal Horticultural Society and UK Space Agency’s Rocket Science Project, which is giving around half a million UK children the chance to learn how science in space can contribute to our knowledge of life on Earth, using the invaluable expertise of the European Space Agency (ESA) and RHS Science Team.
On Saturday 24th April, having met their Assessors first, four teams of LV girls set out on their two-day DofE Qualifying Expedition.
On Friday 22nd April, all the MIV and LIV Form girls went to Waterlands, Cotswold Water Park, to take part in the watersports section of their Challenge and Adventure (CAA) course.
On Tuesday 26th March, 21 of the girls studying Spanish in the Fourth Form set off in the early hours of the morning for Heathrow accompanied by Mrs Bolton, Mrs Villalobos Ruiz and Mrs Wilkinson. We caught an early morning plane to Bilbao and we were at the wonderful Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao in time for lunch where some girls enjoyed their first tapas of the trip. After lunch in the museum café, the girls enjoyed exploring the Museum.
At the end of the Spring Term, 32 students set off in six groups to complete their three-day Silver DofE Practice Expedition. Each group was dropped off at their various starting points along the A4 and walked south towards their campsite at Lydeway, near Devizes.
Following their outstanding performances in the UK Intermediate Maths Challenge, four girls - Coco, Florence, Hannah and Polina - were invited to enter the Pink Kangaroo competition. An additional three girls - Georgia, Georgina and Shubha - were invited to take part in the Grey Kangaroo competition.
The lacrosse Home Internationals took place over last weekend (16th/17th April) hosted this year by England at the Surrey Sports Park in Guildford. St Mary’s LVI girls Iona and Jemima made their debuts for their country, playing for the England U19 B Team in the Junior B Tournament.