St Peter's School
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World Triathalon Silver for Old Peterite
Former St Peter’s pupil Sam Dickinson earned the first British Elite medal of the ITU World Triathlon Grand Final Gold Coast this month.
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30 year reunion for the "Class of 1988"
The “Class of ‘88” had a fabulous reunion on Saturday 1st September.
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Old Peterites meet in Tikli Bottom
We’re proud to have an Old Peterite community that spans the globe, with former pupils venturing from Yorkshire as far afield as New Zealand, South Africa, Chile – and a rather obscure location in India.
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The Rise Centenary
We were delighted to be joined by nearly 150 guests to celebrate 100 years of The Rise on Sunday 13 May 2018.
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OP selected for National Football Squad
An Update from Old Peterite Will Huffer on his recent footballing successes.
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Old Peterite shares his travelling tales
Old Peterite Ed Gill (Clifton 1993-2001), travelled back to School on 5 February 2018 to give his talk “Where next Barney?” to the Sixth Form.
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Old Peterite sets Lakeland Race record
Casper Kaars Sijpesteijn (School 2002) and his wife, Katie, made history this year, becoming the first husband and wife team to win the Lakeland 50 Long Distance Trail Race.
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OP Golf Day 2017
A short report from Andrew Miller on this year's golf day.
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Shadow Housing Secretary returns to St Peter’s
Shadow Secretary of State for Housing, John Healey MP, has returned to St Peter’s to take questions from our A Level Politics pupils.
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Old Peterite runs around the world in a week for charity
Georgie Acons (Temple, 2002) shares her incredible story of running sevens marathons on seven continents in just seven days.
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Nona Blenkin
Nona Blenkin, former Housemistress of Dronfield, died 13 March 2017. Her funeral will be held at St Edward the Confessor's Church in Dringhouses at 2pm, Monday 27 March.
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Old Peterite joins World Class Triathlon Programme
Former St Peter’s pupil Sam Dickinson (Manor, 2015) has taken another step closer to being one of the world’s best triathletes.
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Former pupil taking on the world’s most deadly diseases
A former St Peter's pupil has returned after 42 years to enlighten the York community on his achievements in combatting some of the world’s most dangerous disease.