Saint George Catholic College

Saint George Catholic College – Class of 2025 Celebrates Their Outstanding GCSE & Vocational Results We are incredibly proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the Class of 2025 at Saint George Catholic College. This year's GCSE and vocational results reflect the extraordinary effort, resilience, and dedication of our students. An impressive 88% of students achieved grades 4–9 in both English and Maths, with 69% securing strong passes at grades 5–9 in these core subjects. 43% of all GCSE grades were a grade 7 or above. These results are a true testament to our students' hard work and positive mindset, and they lay a strong foundation for success in their future studies, careers, and beyond. Our students have shown not only academic excellence but also the character and determination to reach their full potential. When they joined Saint George in year 7 during the COVID pandemic it was an anxious and challenging time for them but despite the disruption and adversity they faced early on, they have grown in strength and maturity, completing this chapter of their education with pride, excitement and accomplishment. This success has been made possible through the unwavering support and dedication of our incredible staff, who work tirelessly to ensure every student thrives. Their commitment to nurturing each individual's potential has made a lasting impactand today's joyful celebrations are proof of that. Within this cohort are many personal success stories: students who have made exceptional progress, exceeded expectations, or achieved the highest possible grades. Each one of them embodies the spirit of our mission: "We ASPIRE to be all that God has created us to be." Congratulations, Class of 2025you have done yourselves, your families, and your school proud. Keep believing, keep striving, and as always, #TrustTheProcess.

We look forward to welcoming back the Class of 2025 to collect their GCSE results from 9am tomorrow!

We look forward to welcoming back the Class of 2025 to collect their GCSE results from 9am tomorrow!

Proud Moment for Our Community! We are thrilled to share that Saint George Catholic College is now officially the highest-achieving secondary school in Hampshire! https://share.google/DHNJRrkyPH6QJEuCJ This incredible milestone reflects the hard work, dedication, and faith-driven excellence of our students, staff, and families. Together, we continue to grow as a community rooted in values, ambition, and success. Thank you to everyone who supports our mission. Here's to even greater things ahead! #SaintGeorgeCatholicCollege #ProudToBeSGCC #TopSchoolHampshire #CatholicEducation #ExcellenceInLearning

Congratulations to our Year 9 Geographers who won this years' Southampton Geography Masterminds quiz against 8 other schools in the city. The event was held at the prestigious OS building in Southampton.

What a Match! Huge shoutout to our incredible staff in Saint George for lacing up their boots and putting on an unforgettable football matchall in support of Ronald McDonald House Charities. The energy was high, the tackles were (mostly) clean, and the goals... well, let's just say some were surprisingly impressive! More than just a game, it was a powerful reminder of what our school community can do when we come together. Thank you to everyone who came out, cheered, donated, and helped make a difference. Families with children in hospital felt your support today. #StaffVsStaff #SaintGeorgeStrong #RMHC #CharityMatch #MoreThanAGame

Meet the Governors! – Anna McCormack As Chair of Governors, Anna McCormack plays a key role in shaping the future of St George. Before joining us in 2017, she spent seven years as a governor at St Swithun Wells, making a seamless transition from primary to secondary education. Anna is a parishioner of St Swithun Wells Parish, Eastleigh. Anna is deeply involved in school life, serving on the Steering Group, Curriculum Committee, Finance & Resources Committee, Pay Committee, and Admissions Committee. As Link Governor for Leadership and Management, she works closely with Mr. Habberley and the leadership team to drive excellence across the school. Anna's career was in the Supermarket industry, where she was a project and change manager at the London Head Office. Thank you, Anna, for your dedication and leadership! #MeetTheGovernors #ThankYouAnna #TeamStGeorge #AspireAtStGeorge

A few more photos from Year 7 Camp this week

Our St Vincent De Paul group here in school are fundraising for Ronald McDonald House Charity which provide accommodation for families of sick children in hospital. We have a house here near Southampton General Hospital. Next Monday we have a staff football game on the Astro where pupils can donate 50p to watch and we will be selling ice creams / lollies £1. Friday 18th July will also be a non school uniform where pupils should donate £1, with all monies to Ronald McDonald houses.

Pupils took part in our annual Faith Day earlier this week, where they enjoyed workshops and talks from guest speakers around the theme of pilgrims of hope to mark this Jubilee Year. The day concluded with masses and a tutor activity to contribute to our Wall of Hope.

Here are a few highlights of our Year 7 camp trip so far.

Our Student Leadership team enjoyed a wonderful opportunity to visit the Houses of Parliament today. They enjoyed a tour of the Houses of Commons and Lords as well as a Q+A session with Caroline Nokes in Westminster Hall. Pupils were also lucky enough to view the Speakers Procession.

Students from St.George Dance Company and Dance Club performed at the annual Southampton School's Dance Festival on Thursday at Bitterne Park Sixth Form College. The energy, commitment, and confidence they displayed on the stage was outstanding and we are so proud of them all!

Year 9 Health & Social had a special visitor this week - our school dog, Ernie! They put their learning into action, asking great questions about his training and care routines. What a pawsome way to explore care values!