It was with great excitement that a group of Year 5 children, selected in their roles as pupil RE leaders, Mini Vinnies and school council representatives, attended the inaugural ‘Voices for Social Justice’ Conference at Holy Cross School, New Malden.
The children had the great privilege of listening to guest speakers, from across the country, who spoke about how we can each make a positive difference in the world through our words and actions. The learning from the conference will be shared with all St Agatha’s children so all voices can be heard in our school as we plan actions for social justice.

We look forward to sharing our ideas and celebrating our actions!

Despite the hot weather, children at St Agatha's enjoyed showing their sporting skills in a whole range of activities, including high jump, long jump, javelins and running races.
Huge congratulations to St Bernadette's for winning the Sports Day House Cup this year!

Year 6 boys enjoyed the football festival on Dinton field, their last chance to play as St Agatha’s pupils! Competing against local schools, they had a brilliant time and won almost all of their matches. Well done boys!

Twelve Year 6 girls braved the pouring rain on Thursday 5^th June to compete in a football tournament. They drew 0-0 with Malden Manor before there was a goal scored by one of our team in the match against Corpus Christi. We held on with excellent defending and constant running up the wings to win 1-0. The rain continued to pour while we played our last game against OLI. Although there were few goals, our one goal against Corpus Christi meant that we won the competition.  

The girls were very excited to be able to have a photo with Katie Cox, a Chelsea and England U19 player who also refereed their matches. She was very impressed, praising their footballing skills but also their teamwork and leadership skills.  It was a very successful morning for St Agatha's. Well done to all involved. 

An all-round effort was shown by the boys who attended a football tournament at Richard Challoner. They showed great team spirit, passing well to each other and were resilient with their defending. Winning one game and losing two by only one-nil each, the boys continued to demonstrate good sportsmanship between ourselves and other schools.

Last week, children at St Agatha's participated in the TCS Mini Marathon around our Daily Mile track running 2 miles (16 laps of the track). The children varied the number of laps that they ran each day, with some committing to running lengthy distances in one go.