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  • Inside Luxembourg: Trauliicht

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at the Hunnefeier festival in Schengen every October that marks the end of the grape harvest. 

  • Inside Luxembourg: Hunnefeier in Schengen

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at the Hunnefeier festival in Schengen every October that marks the end of the grape harvest. 

  • Year 4 celebrates Viking Day

    Year 4 students deepened their understanding of Viking life through a range of creative and engaging activities on Friday, 10 October.

  • Inside Luxembourg: The Veiner Nëssmoort

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at autumn in the Grand Duchy and some of the enchanting walks suitable for children. 

  • Year 4 trade market brings history to life

    Year 4 students stepped back in time to experience the bustling world of early medieval trade as part of an exciting humanities topic on the Vikings.

  • Inside Luxembourg: Autumn magic

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at autumn in the Grand Duchy and some of the enchanting walks suitable for children. 

  • Inside Luxembourg: The Throne Change

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at the significance and celebration of the changing of the throne. 

  • Year 5 poetry slam

    Year 5 students took to the stage for a poetry slam, showcasing their creative talents inspired by the book Escape from Pompeii and their studies on the Ancient Romans.

  • Year 4 oral health talk

    St George's new sports season kickstarted with a bang on Saturday, 6 September, as our rugby teams took on Walferdange at both Under 14 and Under 16 level.

  • St George's makes Under 9 cricket debut

    St George's new sports season kickstarted with a bang on Saturday, 6 September, as our rugby teams took on Walferdange at both Under 14 and Under 16 level.

  • BTEC students put through paces

    St George's new sports season kickstarted with a bang on Saturday, 6 September, as our rugby teams took on Walferdange at both Under 14 and Under 16 level.

  • Inside Luxembourg: A taste of September

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at the flavours of September – grapes and plums. 

  • New sports season begins

    St George's new sports season kickstarted with a bang on Saturday, 6 September, as our rugby teams took on Walferdange at both Under 14 and Under 16 level.

  • Inside Luxembourg Schueberfouer

    Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week looks at the Schueberfouer and its staple dish Fouerfësch. 

  • Students pursue passions over summer

    St George's ran five Summer Schools in holidays, giving students the chance to gain skills in arts and crafts, basketball, painting, acting, and songwriting and production. 

  • Students produce excellent exam results in 2025

    Almost half of St George's class of 2025 achieved the highest possible gradings in their final exams. 

  • Symmetry, strategy and Swiss chocolate

    Four Year 6 students represented St George's at the ECIS Maths Quest competition, hosted by Ecolint School in Geneva, from 9 to 11 May.

  • Girls dominate in 7-0 football victory

    St George's Primary girls and boys football teams faced off against International School Michel Lucius on Tuesday, 6 May. The girls gave an impressive demonstration of skill, determination and teamwork in their commanding 7-0 victory.

  • Students hear firsthand account of war experience

    If you had to leave your house overnight, what object would you take with you and why? That was the first question presented to Year 8 students by Marwa Almbaed, an activist for the rights of people with disabilities.

  • Energy and attitude shine in rugby matches

    St George's boys and girls rugby teams have been gaining experience and skills at exhibition matches and tournaments in Luxembourg and further afield.

  • Merite Jeunesse Gold practice expeditions held

    Four St George's Gold Mérite Jeunesse participants embarked on a cycling journey across Luxembourg from 3 to 6 April.

  • Space workshop out of this world

    Year 10 students attended a SpaceConnectsUs Workshop on Thursday, 26 June, with an astronomer and physics student. 

  • Ms Simmonds' 2025 end-of-year highlights

    St George's Secondary Headteacher Claire Simmonds shares her memorable moments from the 2024-2025 academic year.

  • Ms Nuttall's 2025 end-of-year highlights

    St George's Primary Headteacher and Vice-Principal Claire Nuttall shares her memorable moments from 2025.

  • Students discuss cybersecurity on radio

    St George's media students Sara, Mila and Elena – who present the B122 Show on Radio Ara every second and fourth Wednesday of the month – recently spoke to Aya Tharwat, an expert on cybersecurity.

  • St George's fields three teams in Il Piccolo Mondo football tournament

    St George's entered three teams in this year's Il Piccolo Mondo football tournament hosted by Luxembourg City Football Club on Saturday, 21 June. 

  • St George's becomes a Fairtrade School

    St George’s is taking steps to ensure a fairer, more sustainable world by becoming a Fairtrade School in collaboration with Fairtrade Lëtzebuerg. 

  • Ms O Doherty a finalist in Teacher of Year Awards

    St George's Primary teacher Síghle O'Doherty is one of three finalists in the Pearson International School Teacher of the Year Awards. She was selected from 250 shortlisted candidates, which also included her colleague Mary Davis. 

  • Art Exhibition 2025 gallery

    St George's Art Exhibition 2025 was a vibrant display of creative works from students across all year groups. A particular highlight was the work of GCSE and A-level students.

  • Hundreds attend Summer Fayre 2025

    More than 700 people attended St George's Summer Fayre 2025, enjoying the family-friendly activities, food from around the world and the chance to catch up with friends from the school and local community.

  • Celebrating National Day with science

    To celebrate National Day on 23rd June, Year 8 science students used their knowledge of density to create the Luxembourg's flag in a beaker.

  • Students introduced to Year 13

    Year 12 students took part in a two-day induction programme on 16 and 17 June to help them transition smoothly into their final year of school and begin preparing for university applications.

  • Echoes of Anne Frank: Exploring refugee stories

    Primary students explored themes of war, resilience and inclusion through the lens of Anne Frank’s story, refugee experiences and their relevance in Luxembourg today.

  • Eco-Agents host garden tours

    The British Ambassador to Luxembourg, Joanne Olivier, welcomed more than 200 visitors to the gardens of her Residence for a special biodiversity-themed event, which included tours hosted by St George's Eco-Agents. 

  • St George's collects five medals at COBIS Games

    Seventeen Secondary students competed in several events at the COBIS Games in Vilnius, Lithuania, from 29 May to 1 June.

  • Chicks delight in EYFS

    Students in EYFS witnessed chickens and quails hatching from their eggs as part of a unit learning about the life cycle of a chicken. 

  • Ianthe celebrates 100th Parkrun

    Year 6 student Ianthe is celebrating her 100th Parkrun. She has run 500km – that's the distance from St George's to Lyon, Bruges, Amsterdam or Stuttgart.

  • Unearthing fun on World Soil Day

    Students didn’t just scratch the surface on World Soil Day (5 December) they dug deep to learn about the vital role soil plays in our lives.

  • Students discuss climate work with Green-Up Gambia

    Year 5 students welcomed Kemo Fatty, founder of Green-Up Gambia, into school in November to speak about his incredible work for the Great Green Wall of Africa.

  • Ambassador hosts Beatles in the Garden

    St George’s musicians and Eco-Agents collaborated to celebrate World Environment Day on Wednesday, 5th June, at the British Ambassador’s Residence.

  • Thousand trees help offset emissions

    St George’s has partnered with Green Up Gambia as part of St George’s School Climate Pledge, to help offset school emissions through a tree-planting initiative.

  • Eco-agents discuss sustainability with minister

    St George's Eco-Agents were a force to be reckoned with at the annual BNE Foire (Sustainable Development Education Fair) in Luxembourg on Tuesday, 26th March.

  • Ada Lovelace Day highlights women in STEM

    To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day in Secondary, the Equalities Committee organised various activities.

  • Excellent scores achieved in UKMT Maths Challenge

    St George's Year 12 and Year 13 students achieved excellent scores in the UKMT Senior Maths Challenge last week.

  • Accolades for Jonk Fuerscher participants

    St George's Secondary students competed in the National Jonk Fuerscher Science Contest on 14 and 15 March, placing the school fourth out of 30 schools for the number of participants.

  • Dissection: an eye-opening experience

    Year 8 students have been learning about light during science lessons. The topic includes how a mirror works, how a lens works and how we see.

  • Students represent BeNeLux in Cardiff

    St George's four victorious students from November's Top of the Bench BeNeLux eliminator round attended the finals at Cardiff University on 29 March. The competition pitted the 28 regional winners against each other to determine an overall champion.

  • Sharing Little Red Riding Hood

    St George's Sixth Form students shared the story of Little Red Riding Hood with students in Years 1 and 2, and organised arts and crafts activities.

  • Finding skills in MINTED lab

    A newly converted classroom is giving students the chance to innovate, explore their creativity and find solutions to problems. The MINTED lab has “fab lab” robotics, design and technology tools. It stands for magic, innovation, nature, technology, equity and diversity.

  • AllergyScan wins EU Special Jury Award

    St George's Seconday students Ido S and Leonardo M have won the Special jury Award for their project AllergyScan at the European Union Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS) in Katwice, Poland.

  • Songwriters tune into summer camp

    Twelve students from across Luxembourg participated in the first Songwriting Summer School at St George’s.

  • KS4 students and parents complete workshops

    Students in Years 10 and 11 and their parents completed workshops to help prepare them for their IGCSE years.

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