Last Friday, Mr Gilbert held a very exciting tennis themed celebration of Harry Styles’ new album, Harry's House.
Results of the Maths in Motion Race 4 were in this week. Stakes were high with rewards for the top three engineers, and a treat for the top scoring form.
Following their success at the County Final, six members of St Mary’s Young Enterprise company, ‘Empower’, represented the school at the ‘virtual’ South West Regional Final, held online on Thursday 19th May.
On a very sunny and beautiful Sunday afternoon, we hosted nearly 70 St Mary's families at the very first 'Grandparents' Tea'. Our current pupils invited their grandparents, godparents, relatives and friends to join them for a tour of school and Afternoon Tea.
On Thursday 12th May, Amelia (UIV) represented Calne at the Regional Final of the English-Speaking Union ‘Performing Shakespeare’ Competition, having won the school round earlier this year.
It’s not every day you plan for a birthday party – in German! That’s exactly what happened at ‘Franzi’s Birthday’ – a German Language and Culture Day for Year 5 pupils, presented by the MFL Department.
On Thursday 12th May, St Mary's Calne entered the Area Athletics meet held at Bath University's Sports Training Village. The fantastic facilities led to some great competition from St Mary’s students in both track and field events.
The Sports Scholars and invited students participated in the second session of the Ready To Compete programme with coaches from CrossFit Devizes.
Tabitha (LIV) has been awarded the first place and Beana (LIV) came runner-up in the Year 7-9 ‘Discover German’ category of this year's Oxford German Olympiad.
Congratulations to Sophie Thompson, Eliza Fleming and April Ni (UIV) who have all had their artwork selected for exhibition at the Arnolfini, Bristol, as part of this year’s ART BYTES competition.
On Saturday 14th May, St Mary's had an incredibly busy day of tennis, with fixtures at home and against Marlborough College, and the ISGTL tournament at Bradfield College. In total, there were 108 pupils competing across the weekend, from UIV to UVI.
On Thursday 5th May, the Sixth Form English Literature students held their final English Society meeting of the year. This term, they chose Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales as the theme; each attendee was randomly assigned a character, and the costumes did not disappoint!
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