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Pupils Celebrate Refugee Week 2008 - 20/06/2008
From 16th to 20th June pupils and staff at St. -
Important message from Headmaster, College closed for INSET & Review days - 18/06/2008
Dear Parents/Guardians, I am writing to inform you about some important dates in t ..... -
Dramatic scenes for Year 7s - 16/06/2008
Last week year 7s were visited by playwright Emily Steel. -
Yr 10 Croydon Enterprise Success! - 02/05/2008
The Year 10 Enterprise squad under the guidance of Mr Parker qualified for the Croydon finals from a ..... -
Year 10 Football team win Croydon Cup Final! - 02/05/2008
.....Ski Canada 2008
All Students and staff have returned safely from the latest St Joseph's College ski trip. This year we went to Canada for the first time and skied in the Rocky Mountains.
Use the following link to see some pictures from the trip
Jasper 2008 photo albumYear 7 Admissions 2008
If any candidate is unsuccessful in their application to join year 7 in September 2008 and wishes to appeal, the following procedure must be followed:
A written request for an appeal pack can be made from the 3rd of March but must be requested by NOON on TUESDAY 11th MARCH.
Year 12 students playing cards when they should be studying?
No! They were using cards to simulate the spread of a disease during a video conference for students beginning A-level Maths.
Jenny Gage from Cambridge University hosted the conference between St Joseph’s College, John of Gaunt School and Exmouth Community College. The students learnt how to use mathematics to model a flock of birds, how a sound behaves and how to predict the collision of galaxies.
The new learning resource zone was used for the conference. The students had the opportunity to present their ideas to the other two colleges and to receive feedback.
Further video conferences are planned for this year. Year 8 students will be working on codes. One group of Year 10 students will be looking at the spread of diseases while another group learns how to weigh a planet.