Independent Schools Award We are thrilled to share some exciting news with you! St Christopher’s The Hall has been shortlisted for the prestigious Independent Prep School of the Year award in the Independent Schools of the Year 2024 competition. This recognition is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and excellence of our entire school…
Many of us may be struggling with various aspects of life. As a school, we would like to support and help the young people and parents in our school community and offer suggestions and guidance as we would for the academic aspects of school life. Bromley Y offers free webinars on a variety of topics…
Our Chamber Choir gave some wonderful performances at the Bromley Festival last Friday evening and were extremely excited to have won both of their classes, coming away with the Budds Choir cup and the Smith Isard Rose Bowl which now proudly adorn the music room! They performed four pieces in harmony across the two classes…
On Tuesday 20th February, we had a No Pen Day at St. Christopher’s. Across the school, we put down our pens and pencils and had a day focussing on developing the children’s oral language skills. These are fundamental for learning to read and write, managing emotions, maintaining friendships and preparing them for successful employment later…
Last week’s Carol Service proved to be a magical occasion that brought the entire school community together in a festive spirit. The highlight of the afternoon was the exceptional singing. The harmonious voices of the choir and the entire congregation created a magical ambiance, making the Carol Service a truly memorable experience for all in…
On Sunday, November 26th, our U11 boys embarked on a journey to showcase their skills at the IAPS National Football Tournament held at Millfield Prep School in Glastonbury. The day brought a mix of challenges and triumphs for our young athletes. The initial moments of our first match were a bit challenging, with our boys…
Linked to our Science unit all around the human body, Year 6 has been learning about the circulatory system. In the past week, Year 6 have planned their own experiment to investigate the impact of physical activity on their heart rates. After collecting their resting heart rate in bpm, the children completed four different exercises,…
We started the week with a whole school ‘wearing odd socks’ assembly around this year’s theme of National Anti-Bullying Week: ‘Make a Noise About Bullying’. We discussed that having a joke or teasing somebody we know well or love (banter,) is part of human nature but, when the joke or friendly teasing goes too far,…
On Monday, School Council were invited by The Mayor of Bromley to host their half termly meeting in the Bromley Council Chambers at The Civic Centre. On arrival, we were greeted by Peter, The Mayor’s Assistant who accompanied us to The Chambers. In the corridor to The Chambers are photographs of all the Mayors who…
On a rather grey looking Friday at the end of a long half term, Year 3 braved the elements and took a trip to the Horniman Museum in Forest Hill. Excitement levels were high as we boarded the “huge minibus” and went people spotting on the way. We took the chance while the rain held…