St Peter's 13-18
Daily life varies for our pupils as they progress through the school, and the activities and clubs that they join will also demand varying amounts of time. However, some elements of the school day remain the same for everyone.
Registration
Day pupils should be in School by 8.20am in time for House registration which is completed by 8.30am.
Chapel and Assembly
All pupils attend Chapel on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday mornings at 8.35am, and Assembly on Friday mornings in the Memorial Hall.
Lessons start at 9.00am, and pupils have a break at 11.00am, followed by lunch at 12.40pm.
Games and Activities
All pupils are committed to the games/activities programme. On Wednesdays and Saturdays there is a 4.00pm finish, unless they are involved in a match. On other days of the week 5.30pm is often the normal finishing time.
Tutors and House Meetings
Tutor Groups take place 3 times per week. House meetings happen on Thursday mornings at 8.35am.
Read more about daily life for our Boarding pupils.
Focus on Food
As a school which has been awarded The National Healthy Schools Award, we take food very seriously at St Peter's, recognising we need to create good eating habits which contribute to a healthy lifestyle, whilst satisfying the calorific needs of growing children and active sports participants.
We are also in loco parentis for our boarders, who eat breakfast and dinner all together in the St Peter’s dining room.
Our kitchens cook as much as is possible from scratch and our two Catering managers are also working to source as much produce as we can locally, thereby supporting local businesses and being cognisant of food miles.
View our menu here.
Miss Hudson's Recipes.
As many of us are finding new ways to settle in and keep occupied during COVID-19 our Executive Chef, Miss Hudson, will be sharing her favourite recipes with us.
We will be sharing her recipes on this page, which will be updated regularly.
Store Cupboard Mixed Bean Chilli
Last term, St Peter's L6 pupils enjoyed a series of cookery lessons at school. These recipes seem to have come in handy as proud parents have been sending in photos of their children using their new skills to make those dishes at home during lockdown.
McBeath's Chorizo, Pea, Courgette and Lemon Risotto
We asked our catering department to share some festive recipes for us to try at home.
Turkey, Bacon, Sage and Cranberry Sausage Rolls
Burns Night Haggis, Neeps and Tatties