June 2012

St John's Academy Orchestra and Choir perform at Bishop Auckland College Music Festival

St John's Academy Orchestra and Choir will be performing in the Proms on Sunday at 6.15pm at the Bishop Auckland College Music & Arts Festival this weekend.

for more information visit http://www.bacoll.ac.uk/music-a-arts-festival.html

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Uniform for September 2012

22 June 2012

Dear Parent / Carer

Uniform for September 2012

In order to plan for the new academic year we would like to remind you of the uniform that is required for students in Years 7 – 11:

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Dear Parent/Carer, You are warmly invited to attend a meeting for new students and their parents...

June 2012

Dear Parent/Carer

You are warmly invited to attend a meeting for new students and their parents from 6.00 – 8.00 pm at St John’s Catholic School and Sixth Form Centre on Wednesday, 11 July 2012.

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Shake the Dust

Shake the Dust Regional Final at ARC, Stockton on 16 June 2012

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International Youth Games

St John's students were superb on Friday when representing Durham in the International Youth Games. A total of 11 countries took part. All of the St John's students won at least 1 gold medal, winning about 15 medals between them in total.

Swimming

Matthew Bradley (y9)

Athletics

Ashlyn Bland (y8)

Chloe Allison (y9)

Matthew Raisbeck(y9)

Declan Middleton (y9)

Josh Fodden (y9)

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Zigi Shipper at St John’s

Zigi Shipper, the Polish Holocaust survivor who recently met and spoke to the England Euro 2012 football squad ahead of their European Championship campaign, came to St John’s for a second time to meet our students in May 2012.

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Science News

  • A group of 4 year 10 students have won a North-East competition run by Newcastle University. Pupils had to identify a problem or issue connected to the marine environment that interests them and devise a research solution to this problem. The competition was open to 14-19 year olds, and the year 10 team of Emma Dodds, James Pirie, Sophie Peat and Laura Allison were ranked first with their project about Phytoplankton and climate change.
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