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  • Bulb Planting

    A merry Eco team of bulb planters came to school on Saturday morning. They are looking forward to seeing bright flowers appear next spring. Thanks to them for working to improve our environment.

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  • Y7 5 a-side football

    Y7 students Solene (captain), Erin, Erin, Lucy, Tilly, Estelle and Kiera recently took part in a 5 a-side football tournament and came 3rd overall (out of 6 teams). The students, never having played as a team before, did really well winning 2 games, drawing 2 games and unfortunately, lost their final game, narrowly missing out on 1st place. 'We all had a great time and hope to play again very soon.'​

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  • JCG Tigers

    The ‘JCG Tigers’ did us proud by achieving 2nd place. All 3 teams made significantly more money than last year, and the gap between our highest achieving team and the winners was narrowed considerably.

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  • Poetry Winners

    Our two poetry winners, Olivia and Hannah, attended the Never Such Innocence Centenary Finale at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday 7th November.

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  • Jersey Wellfest 2018

    Our Year 7 students were fortunate to attend the first Jersey Wellfest Festival at Les Ormes trying new activities and learning about how to stay healthy.

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  • JCG Serves Fair

    JCG Serves Fair: Have you considered how you serve our community? Representatives from local charities are offering their time to talk to our students about opportunities today.​

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  • Table tennis champion

    Congratulations to Hannah, table tennis champion, who has recently won the Edinburgh Open Under 13 (where she beat the Scottish Number 1) and the Nottingham open Under 13.​

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  • JCG actors excel in House Drama Competition

    Appreciative audiences enjoyed short extracts from plays directed by students.  Garrett Anderson took the award for best play presenting the hard hitting play ‘Blackout’ with great sensitivity. Brooke Le Breton from Inglis House won the prize for Best Director with her rendition of Find Me by Olwen Wymark.

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  • Art and Textiles Lecture

    A Level Art and textile Students enjoyed the visit from the University of Bournemouth this morning, they participated in a fashion photography and illustration workshop with an experienced fashion lecturer. This was hugely beneficial for our students and inspiring for their future creative paths.​

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