Latest News from St George's
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Neurodiversity Conference boosts connections
The Neurodiversity Conference, hosted by St George's on 22 October 2026, brought together educators, specialists, representatives from educational organisations and members of the wider community for an afternoon of discussion, shared learning and meaningful connections.
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2050 screening launches sustainability theme
Students at St George's are discovering how an Antarctic research station and observations from space can teach young people about living well on a planet with finite resources.
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Eco-Agents discuss sustainability with bishop
St George's Eco-Agents welcomed representatives from EcoCitizen and Trócaire as well as Bishop Martin Hayes for a round-table discussion exploring sustainability through the lens of science, policy and community.
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Human rights trip Geneva
St George's Amnesty Club completed a six-day human rights journey to Geneva and Milan, where they visited the Red Cross Museum, stood beneath the symbolic Broken Chair and attended a lecture by Gambian representative at the United Nations, Kemo Fatty.
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Inside Luxembourg: Harvest traditions and autumn flavours
October's Inside Luxembourg column by St George's Luxembourgish teacher Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans looks at the festivals, traditions and colours of autumn throughout the country.
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Students meet with Education Minister
Students welcomed Claude Meisch, Minister of Education, Children and Youth, on Friday, 25 September, for a wide-ranging conversation about education, technology, multilingualism and inclusion.
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Rachel Bright visits St George's
Best-selling international children's author Rachel Bright brought her much-loved characters to life during a special visit to St George's on 25 September 2026.
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Ice-Space and Finite Resources theme launches
St George’s will launch its new sustainability theme “Ice-Space and Finite Resources” on Tuesday, 13 October, beginning a year of student learning and innovation focused on closed-loop systems and the responsible use of finite resources.
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Meet our Primary Yearbook artist
This year's Primary Yearbook features Dragon Eye, a striking artwork created by Primary student Emma, who created the piece over four weeks during art lessons.
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Inside Luxembourg: September magic
September's Inside Luxembourg column by St George's Luxembourgish teacher Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans explores the Shueberfouer, wine festivals, Charly Gaul Randonée and offers a recipe for Gromperekichelcher.
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Inside Luxembourg: Summer days
Inside Luxembourg with Isabelle Frisch-Koopmans this week provides an overview of summer activities grouped by age, a short preparation checklist, and two simple recipes for warm days.
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Our most popular books of 2026
An incredible 18,211 books were borrowed from St George's Primary Library this year. The total included 9,114 non-fiction books and 9,097 fiction books.
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