Welcome to St George's School
Welcome to St George´s British School of Seville. St George´s has quickly established itself as a quality provider of the British National Curriculum here in Seville, building on the success of the Group´s established schools in Malaga and Roquetas De Mar.
Headteacher's Letter
We are very excited about the development of our school in Seville and believe we shall have a real impact on our pupils´lives.
Statement of Aims
St. George´s British Schools aim to educate children into becoming confident young adults who are equipped to make a significant contribution to the modern world.
Joy in Learning
St. George´s British Schools are co-educational Primary and Secondary schools for children from 3 to 18 years of age. St. George´s British Schools are fully authorised by the regional government and members of the prestigious National Association of British Schools in Spain.
News
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A GREAT START FOR THE FUTURE- Why choose a British Education for your Children Date: 2 May 2013 Time: 16.15 (it should last just over an hour) SCHOOL AUDITORIUM – St. George’s School Seville, Sanlúcar la Mayor, Seville Led by: Mr. James Shallcross MBE, General Director of Education, St. George’s Group and Mr. David Jones, Headteacher... |
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YEAR 9 IN HISTORY
We have been acting out the “Black Death” and making leaflets of causes people belived in in medieval times and will continue this week to make up our own songs to teach people about it´s effects on England and Europe. |
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YEAR 8 IN SCIENCE In Science Year 8 have been learning about microbes and how they can be useful or harmfu... |
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YEAR 7 IN MATHS
In Maths lessons Year 7 made their own playing cards and played the game “higher or lower” in able to learn about probability. Next week we will look at how the probabilities are different in British and Spanish playing cards. |
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YEAR 6 HAVE BEEN LEARNING ABOUT WORLD WAR TWO Year six have been learning all about World War Two. We discovered that, during World War Two, people in Britain were very frightened of gas attacks so we all made our own gas masks to carry around with us. We also learned how it must have felt to hear the air-raid siren go off and whenever we heard it in class, we put on our gas masks and got under o... |
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YEAR 5 IN MATHS
Pupils had to use their mini clocks to tell the time as a class before being split into groups to challenge themselves. One group was practising 5 minute intervals, another group was working to 1 minute intervals and the third group was converting analogue to digital using word problems. |
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YEAR 5 IN LITERACY
Year 5 pupils had to show their understanding of their book by explaining what the book was about to their partner and discuss the target audience for the book. |
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NURSERY ASSEMBLY
Our Nursery children invited their parents and family along to their assembly. |
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HOMEWORK AUDIT Study habits and routines form an important part of a pupil’s personal development. Homework is one aspect of that development. With the aim of continuing to improve as a school and to offer the best educational experience for our pupils, the School will carry out a ‘Homework Audit’ from Reception to Year 9 for a week, starting on Monday 18 February. We want to check how pupils are responding... |
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YEAR 5: SPANISH LANGUAGE
Pupils in Year 5 are working on expanding their Spanish vocabulary every day. They are learning how to form adjectives with different suffixes and they have also discovered other adjectives from their own ideas during “brain storming”. At the same time they are improving their handwriting skills. |
