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  • 12/06/25

    Next alumni event on the (summer) horizon

    Our network of former students and members of staff is growing - which we'll celebrate this July. 
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  • 03/04/25

    Out now: STA spring newsletter

    Our school has closed for the Easter holidays on Friday 4th April at lunchtime and reopens on Tuesday 22nd April at 8.30am.
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  • 06/03/25

    STA Year 10 footballers reach London final

    It has all built up to this.
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  • 23/01/25

    Year 10 footballers power ahead in national cup

    Huge news from the football pitch.
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  • 07/01/25

    St Aloysius' GCSE progress 'excellent' in England-wide rankings

    Great news to launch into 2025.
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  • 18/12/24

    Yr 11 student receives two prestigious scholarship offers

    An early Christmas present arrived for a student who takes inspiration from his family. 
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  • 16/12/24

    Attendance Award-double reflects outstanding school culture

    Figures to be proud of.
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  • 18/10/24

    Exciting News – St. Aloysius' College to welcome Girls to Year 7 this September

    We are delighted to announce that the Office of the School’s Adjudicator has officially confirmed that St. Aloysius College can welcome girls to Year 7 from September 2025!
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  • 20/09/24

    Oxford Uni expert on inequality holds talk at St Aloysius

    Professor Danny Doyer presents new book on social childhood challenges. 
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  • 03/09/24

    New Year 7 intake arrives for first day

    Headteacher Paula Whyte meets and greets Aloysius' first-timers. 
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  • 22/08/24

    GCSE results 2024: strong upward trend continues

    Headteacher Paula Whyte celebrates improvement on last year's figures and praises students' focus and resilience. 
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  • 22/08/24

    Headteacher Paula Whyte hails 'excellent' A Level results

    "The consistent hard work of our students has been rewarded," she adds and goes on to describe the impressive grades in 2024 as "richly deserved".  
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