Skip to content ↓

Alumni

Welcome to the St George’s Catholic Primary School Alumni Community

We warmly invite all our past pupils, our cherished alumni, to stay connected with St George’s Catholic Primary School. Whether you left recently or many years ago, you remain an important part of our school family.

Stay in Touch

By joining our alumni community, you can:

  • Receive our regular newsletters to keep up-to-date with all the latest news, achievements, and developments at St George’s.
  • Be invited to special performances and events held throughout the year, where you can reconnect with old friends, teachers, and the wider school community.
  • Share your stories and successes with us, inspiring current pupils and celebrating your journey beyond St George’s.

Support Our School

As we face financial challenges, your support is invaluable. By donating to St George’s Catholic Primary School, you help us:

  • Enhance learning resources and technology for our pupils.
  • Provide enriching extracurricular activities and experiences.
  • Maintain and improve our welcoming, safe, and engaging environment.

Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a significant difference in helping us continue to provide a quality education rooted in our values of justice, forgiveness, love, respect, and trust.

How to Get Involved

Thank you for being part of our story and helping us shape the future of St George’s Catholic Primary School.

 

Warm Welcome for Tony and Alan from the Class of 1951

In Spring 2024, we were delighted to recently welcome back two of our former pupils, Tony and Alan, who left St George’s Catholic Primary School in 1951. Now living in Gloucestershire, Tony and Alan were among the many children who attended St George’s from St Joseph’s Home, Enfield.

Their visit was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the rich history of our school. Tony and Alan were genuinely impressed by how much the school has evolved over the years, especially appreciating the strong school ethos that continues to guide us today. They were particularly touched by how welcoming and engaged our current pupils were during their visit.

The children were captivated by the stories Tony and Alan shared about the local area’s past, including vivid recollections of wartime defences that once stood in the school playground. These memories brought history to life for our pupils and deepened their connection to our community.

We are also incredibly grateful to Tony and Alan for their generous donation to the school, which will help us continue to provide a nurturing and inspiring environment for all our pupils.

We look forward to welcoming more alumni back to share their stories and celebrate the ongoing journey of St George’s.

Cookie Policy