Co-curricular Activities

Year 7 were joined today by Kathy Griffiths, CEO of Aquinas Trust and original headteacher of Bishop Justus. They were lucky enough to hear about the story of Bishop Justus, which is soon to be 20 years old, and even see pictures of the original site and cohort. pic.twitter.com/15nIpX24lY

To celebrate National Read a Book Day, we held a book sale to ensure all our children have access to a reading book. They also completed some reading related activities in form time. It was a great day to celebrate reading for pleasure! pic.twitter.com/lRgAio9N3r

Today Year 7 were joined by Mr Boughton-Reynolds who spoke to the children about our virtues and expectations of them.The Year7s today were gifted a book by Miss Thompson, Headteacher. Students will be reading these books in form and at home. pic.twitter.com/tvLH24GGO4

First week back ✅Welcome back to all our students and a special welcome to our new Y7 and Y12 joiners. Have a restful weekend. 💜 pic.twitter.com/tV4twXfW46

Very proud of our departing Y13. Congratulations on your results and good luck next steps as you start your university courses, apprenticeships and employment. We will miss you! pic.twitter.com/0beaXmNo3r

What an amazing show we have been treated to for the last 2 nights...Matilda the Musical. So much talent from out students in Yr7-10. Thank You to all the staff and students that worked so hard to produce this. Can't wait for next year! pic.twitter.com/x74ZC3VUrU

Congratulations to the Yr 7 boys team that won the Bromley Lacrosse Tournament today. Well done to the girls team that finished 2nd. pic.twitter.com/fJZWC5Hegg

Today we celebrated the 17 years that Mr Kings has dedicated to Bishop Justus School and all the different roles that he has held across the school and Trust. He is going to be greatly missed, but we wish him well in his next chapter of life. pic.twitter.com/v69n0LHNiI

On Friday 80 Yr9 students went to Belgium to visit the war graves and the trenches. Students were so well behaved they were a credit to the school, even when there were delays. A great experience for all. Thank you History Team for the experience. pic.twitter.com/mptabUdxZh

The Year 6 transition pupils learnt about Surrealism & the Exquisite Corpse exercise helped the Year 6 pupils gain a deeper understanding of historical and contemporary art movements. pic.twitter.com/sF1677mRGl

Today was a wonderful day of transition sessions in science! Pupils made fruit batteries ( looking at the voltage from various fruits and metals), made ice cream ( solids, liquids and gases), made rockets, looked at bioviewers( animal and plant cells) and used microscopes. pic.twitter.com/5SEpNO8pnG