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Photos from St Edward's College's post 🇵🇪 Two camps complete! What an unforgettable experience so far! ✅
Over the past two weeks, our pupils have immersed themselves in community life in Peru, making a lasting difference while creating memories that will stay with them forever.
At Camp Tara Wasi, they worked tirelessly to help build toilets for the local primary school, supported food production by working in the avocado fields, laid the foundations for a new kitchen at the village community centre and delivered English lessons to local children. Away from the projects, they embraced Peruvian culture through cooking, Spanish and dance classes, enjoyed an evening of stargazing and visited the Tara Wasi archaeological site.
The adventure continued at Camp Maras, where students helped dig the foundations for a new wall at the local primary school, explored the bustling village market and visited the remarkable archaeological site of Maras, gaining a deeper understanding of Peru's rich history and culture. They also enjoyed cheering on England together, sharing stories around the campfire and waking up each morning to breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains.
We couldn't be prouder of everything our students have achieved. Their compassion, resilience, teamwork and willingness to serve others have been outstanding throughout the expedition.
Now it's on to the next chapter of the adventure as they return to Cusco before taking on the incredible Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu. We can't wait to share the next update! 40 Likes
Over the past two weeks, our pupils have immersed themselves in community life in Peru, making a lasting difference while creating memories that will stay with them forever.
At Camp Tara Wasi, they worked tirelessly to help build toilets for the local primary school, supported food production by working in the avocado fields, laid the foundations for a new kitchen at the village community centre and delivered English lessons to local children. Away from the projects, they embraced Peruvian culture through cooking, Spanish and dance classes, enjoyed an evening of stargazing and visited the Tara Wasi archaeological site.
The adventure continued at Camp Maras, where students helped dig the foundations for a new wall at the local primary school, explored the bustling village market and visited the remarkable archaeological site of Maras, gaining a deeper understanding of Peru's rich history and culture. They also enjoyed cheering on England together, sharing stories around the campfire and waking up each morning to breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains.
We couldn't be prouder of everything our students have achieved. Their compassion, resilience, teamwork and willingness to serve others have been outstanding throughout the expedition.
Now it's on to the next chapter of the adventure as they return to Cusco before taking on the incredible Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu. We can't wait to share the next update! 40 Likes
Photos from St Edward's College's post 🌞 A few more pictures from Celebration Day, professionally captured by Year 12 student Arren! Have a good summer, everyone! 38 Likes
☀️ Another fantastic year at St Edward's draws to a close.
From the classroom to the sports field, the stage to the chapel, this year has been filled with achievement, growth and unforgettable memories. Thank you to our pupils, students, families, FOSEC and staff for making our College community such a special place.
We wish everyone a happy, relaxing and well-deserved summer holiday. Enjoy the break, stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you all again for another exciting year in September! 67 Likes
From the classroom to the sports field, the stage to the chapel, this year has been filled with achievement, growth and unforgettable memories. Thank you to our pupils, students, families, FOSEC and staff for making our College community such a special place.
We wish everyone a happy, relaxing and well-deserved summer holiday. Enjoy the break, stay safe, and we look forward to seeing you all again for another exciting year in September! 67 Likes
Photos from St Edward's College's post 🇪🇸 What an unforgettable few days in Barcelona with our Year 8-9 pupils! We explored some of Antoni Gaudí’s most iconic landmarks, including La Sagrada Família, Parc Güell, Casa Milà and Casa Batlló, visited the breathtaking mountain monastery of Montserrat, and discovered the stunning Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau. Learning about Catalan history at the White Rabbit was also really fun and interactive. The trip finished with an action-packed day at Port Aventura, while daily visits to the beach gave everyone the chance to cool off in the sea after sightseeing in the summer heat. A fantastic trip full of culture, adventure and memories. Our pupils were a credit to the school! 60 Likes
🎪 What a fantastic way to celebrate the end of term!
Our pupils had an amazing time enjoying all of the activities, making memories with friends and celebrating everything they have achieved this year. It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces!
A huge thank you to Mr Evans for organising such a brilliant day, to our DJ Lewis, our talented musicians and @shootingstarsliverpool for helping make the celebrations even more memorable.
Wishing all of our pupils, staff and families a wonderful summer! 92 Likes
Our pupils had an amazing time enjoying all of the activities, making memories with friends and celebrating everything they have achieved this year. It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces!
A huge thank you to Mr Evans for organising such a brilliant day, to our DJ Lewis, our talented musicians and @shootingstarsliverpool for helping make the celebrations even more memorable.
Wishing all of our pupils, staff and families a wonderful summer! 92 Likes
🎉 Congratulations to Miss Darwin, who has been awarded the Edwardian Spirit Award for this half term!
"In her work as a Learning Support Assistant Nicola embodies the school motto, "Let All That You Do Be Done In Love". When working with pupils, she is patient, kind, not easily angered and always perseveres. All pupils she works with benefit from her advice and support and she has earned their trust by believing the best of them at all times." 35 Likes
"In her work as a Learning Support Assistant Nicola embodies the school motto, "Let All That You Do Be Done In Love". When working with pupils, she is patient, kind, not easily angered and always perseveres. All pupils she works with benefit from her advice and support and she has earned their trust by believing the best of them at all times." 35 Likes
☀️ A fantastic day in the sunshine at Lancaster University!
Our Year 12 students enjoyed an inspiring visit, including a lecture on university life and a guided campus tour. It was a great opportunity to experience what studying at university is really like, ask questions, and explore the beautiful campus.
A big thank you to everyone at Lancaster University for such a warm welcome, we've come away feeling inspired for the future! 🌟 16 Likes
Our Year 12 students enjoyed an inspiring visit, including a lecture on university life and a guided campus tour. It was a great opportunity to experience what studying at university is really like, ask questions, and explore the beautiful campus.
A big thank you to everyone at Lancaster University for such a warm welcome, we've come away feeling inspired for the future! 🌟 16 Likes
Photos from St Edward's College's post 🎣 The first fishing trip from St Edward's to Sefton Park was a fantastic success. All the students were exceptionally well behaved and were a credit to St Edward's throughout the day. They showed great enthusiasm while learning new skills, including how to rig up correctly and change baits, helping them gain confidence and improve their angling knowledge. They also showed great respect for the environment by making sure the fishing area was left clean and tidy before they left.
Although the fishing was slow, pupils remained patient and were rewarded with some fantastic catches. Dillon landed two beautiful common carp weighing 10lb and 6lb, both giving strong fights despite the slow takes. Fraser had an unforgettable moment when he landed a huge 25lb catfish, one of the biggest fish in the lake. After a slow take, the catfish gave him the hardest fight he has ever experienced, taking around 10 minutes to bring safely to the bank. All the fish were caught on 15mm wafters.
Although Shea, Toby, Will, and Jude didn't manage to catch a fish this time, they stayed positive, kept learning, and gained valuable experience throughout the session. Every angler blanks from time to time (Mr Lewtas and Mr Rodgers more so), and with the skills they learned on this trip, there's every chance they'll be landing fish on the next outing.
Well done all! 38 Likes
Although the fishing was slow, pupils remained patient and were rewarded with some fantastic catches. Dillon landed two beautiful common carp weighing 10lb and 6lb, both giving strong fights despite the slow takes. Fraser had an unforgettable moment when he landed a huge 25lb catfish, one of the biggest fish in the lake. After a slow take, the catfish gave him the hardest fight he has ever experienced, taking around 10 minutes to bring safely to the bank. All the fish were caught on 15mm wafters.
Although Shea, Toby, Will, and Jude didn't manage to catch a fish this time, they stayed positive, kept learning, and gained valuable experience throughout the session. Every angler blanks from time to time (Mr Lewtas and Mr Rodgers more so), and with the skills they learned on this trip, there's every chance they'll be landing fish on the next outing.
Well done all! 38 Likes
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