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Helen Broadbridge, who left St Gabriel's in 2010 to study Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge, has written a novel 'Forgetting May: On dementia, love and loss'. May is a tough, resourceful woman who was born in a pit village in the North East of England and dedicated her life to caring for others. Find out more on the book's Instagram page @forgettingmay or take advantage of a free Kindle download available until Friday. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Forgetting-May-dementia-love-loss-ebook/dp/B0898VV2D7/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
A sneaky peak inside 5S's classroom where they are learning about India. Today they used geometric patterns and symmetry to create some stunning Rangoli patterns.
Mr Smith's Senior School assembly yesterday was based on the Aesop's Fable on 'The Crow/Raven and the Pitcher', encouraging pupils to persevere and the significance of incremental improvement. Whilst Mrs Chapman was enjoying the splendour of the Oval Room, in her Y7 & 8 assembly on Teams this morning, stressing the importance of well being and time away from screens over the summer.
Our passion for PE and outdoor activities applies to those at home as well as school. The weekly PE timetable for anyone not in school can, as usual, be downloaded from https://www.stgabriels.co.uk/peathomeweek10
A huge thank you to our new Senior School Head Girl and Deputy who have made a remote appearance at each year group assembly this week, as well as the 'Y11 Induction into Sixth Form' with Mrs Trevis on Thursday.
On Friday Year 7 definitely rose to the challenge of developing costume ideas that suit the productions they have been producing this term... Can you guess which show these costumes would work for? @ Newbury, Berkshire

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