The St Paul’s Community Events programme provides our community access to interesting speakers, social occasions and an immense network. You can also view our virtual events after they have happened, here.
There are a number of students from St Paul’s School and St Paul’s Girls’ School currently studying at Cambridge University, and we would like to bring you together for an enjoyable evening on us. The OPC has changed considerably over the last couple of years with a younger committee and a focus on supporting young […]
Open to string players from any schools, boys and girls aged 8-15 who play violin, viola, cello or double bass, Grade 3 – Grade 8 standard. This will be a fun afternoon’s music-making! For further information and an application form please contact Tom Evans te@stpaulsschool.org.uk Find out more about St Paul’s Arts events here.
Topical Tuesdays: Milton – a typical Pauline? with John Venning
This Topical Tuesdays talk comes ahead of the 350th anniversary of Old Pauline and poet John Milton’s (1608 -1674) death on 8 November. Hosted by St Paul’s Head of English Faculty, Mr Matt Gardner, who will be studying Paradise Lost with his pupils in Autumn Term, John Venning will offer a consideration of some of […]
An opportunity to hear GCSE music students’ compositions performed live in the Wathen Hall. Sixth form music students are required to attend, with parents and friends welcome and all encouraged to support. Find out more about St Paul’s Arts events here.
To commemorate the 350th anniversary of Old Pauline John Milton’s death, visit the Kayton Library to see the School’s collection of rare books by and about him. We will be displaying copies of Paradise Lost plus some of his political writings. These include our very rare first edition of Areopagitica and The Doctrine And Discipline […]
As a whole school we gather for the annual Act of Remembrance. OP Laurence Binyon’s poem ‘For the Fallen’ is always central to these ceremonies: we will remember them. Old Paulines are welcome to join us for the Remembrance Service. If you wish to attend, please email Jasmine Bates at community@stpaulsschool.org.uk to secure a place at […]
Our jazz musicians give their annual Autumn jazz set, with a mix of combos and larger groups like Big Band and Swing Band, in a programme of traditional standards and contemporary jazz charts. This term sees SPS’ jazz musicians debut performance in London’s iconic Dean Street Pizza Express jazz venue – definitely not one to miss! […]
Our annual Professional Networks series kickstarts with Real Estate, held at the CBRE offices. The St Paul’s Professional Groups were first launched in 2016 in collaboration with the Old Pauline Club and Parents’ Group. Their aim is to connect those working in specific professional fields and to support current pupils and young Old Paulines in […]
There are a number of students from St Paul’s School and St Paul’s Girls’ School currently studying at Cambridge University, and we would like to bring you together for an enjoyable evening on us. The OPC has changed considerably over the last couple of years with a younger committee and a focus on supporting young […]
6 books, 6 readers, 5 minutes each: hear our pupil readers talk about each of the shortlisted books and join the vote for the one that the St Paul’s community thinks should win the prestigious Booker Prize of 2024. After 5 years of abject failure, we nearly got it right last year: could 2024 be […]
In honour of Remembrance, for our second installment of “From the Archives” hosted by St Paul’s Teacher of History, Professor Charles Irons, SPS and OPC Archivist, Kelly Strickland, will look at Memorial Plaques, just after Remembrance Day . These plaques were given to the families of those who fell in the First World War. The […]
Ensembles large and small will be performing at this concert which is always fun and varied. Expect jazz groups, vocal groups, String Orchestra, Wind Orchestra, and much more. Find out more about St Paul’s Arts events here.
