Mission Updates

1T enjoyed making popcorn feeders for our Bird Café and then helped to plant crocus bulbs in our garden this morning.

Our @JAGSschool senior pupils are organising a #clothesswap as part of @NoWasteNovember… Just look at how many donations they’ve received already! Swapping clothes & accessories is a great way to #reducewaste, avoid #fastfashion & keep unwanted items out of #landfill.

Our school council have been thinking about the environment and they wanted to plant a tree at school. Today they visited the garden centre, bought a cherry tree and planted it in our front school garden.  It is planted in memory of Wangari Maathai.

Throughout the month of November, JAGS took part in #NoWasteNovember. Pupils were asked to make an eco pledge for the month and there was also a school-wide clothes swap to promote sustainability. Here are two accounts from pupils about the pledges they made. Aamaal, Year 12 My eco pledge this month was to start walking […]

Well done JAGS for supporting the BIG RED BOX. Just the Prep school alone has already donated 14 boxes of specified food items for the neediest families in our local community. I wonder what our whole school total will be this year? This will hopefully share a little bit of hope this Christmas. The boxes […]

Clarke’s Christmas Cake Sale

Wow, didn’t we all have fun at the Charity Christmas Market this year! Girls, parents and staff cramped into our twinkling Main Hall to consume whipped-cream hot chocolates and devour scrumptious Christmas treats while they toasted marshmallows and bought handmade Christmas treats for loved ones. Who knew we had so many budding entrepreneurs in the Prep […]

It was a beautiful, sunny day for the Santa Dash and brilliant to see Santas from both JAGS and Dulwich College running around the park.  We raised £150 for AFFCAD!

Noah wrote a book called “Make a Change” It is about a boy he needs to make a change to make sure his environment is looked after so the future of the planet is saved. He read it to his class in Year 3.    

Year 3 and 4 children worked with Bella Ceramics and the Sea Life Centre in Weymouth to design and make two Ceramic Murals based on Plastic Pollution. The school was voted by members of the public as part of a competition. The murals have gone up in the Sea Life Centre Cafe in Weymouth.