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Our Sixth Form Open Evening will be held on Wednesday 19th November 2025, 5.00pm – 6.30pm.

The whole academy came together in our beautiful church today to commemorate Remembrance Day.

The theme was the 80th anniversary of VE day and the choir sang some beautiful songs, including “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn.

Year 11 History students laid poppies for the fallen from all conflicts from World War One through to Afghanistan. The cadets passed the colours to Cannon Geoffrey and all students were incredibly respectful and reflective.

We are delighted to let you know that we have secured additional funding that will enable us to offer free breakfast for all pupils for the remainder of this academic year!

We believe that a nutritious breakfast is a great way to start the school day, helping children to feel ready to learn, concentrate, and take part fully in all the opportunities school provides. This funding allows us to ensure that every child can benefit.

We encourage all pupils to take up this offer and join us in starting the day well.

Breakfast is available in the canteen from 8.00am – 8.30am and will start from Monday 20th October.

 

The Lincoln Book Festival 2025 programme is out now!

Lincoln Book Festival connects audiences of all ages and interests with some of the UK’s best-loved writers. Many events are free to attend and include intimate talks, readings, panel discussions, workshops and Q&As with acclaimed authors, journalists, academics, cultural commentators and public figures. This is complemented by a varied programme of events for fans of different literary genres and formats, including family-friendly activities.

It will spread across various venues through the centre of Lincoln and will run from Thursday 2nd October to Sunday 5th October 2025.

Visit this link to find out more and book your tickets: Lincoln Book Festival.

In a powerful display of unity, faith and hope, all 7 Lincolnshire Catholic primary schools and 1 secondary school came together to celebrate an Open-Air Mass at St Peter and St Paul’s school Catholic Voluntary Academy, in Lincoln. The event marked the Feast of St Peter and St Paul and also served as a joyful celebration of the Jubilee Year of Hope for Catholic schools across the county.
The Feast of St Peter and St Paul, celebrated annually in June, honours two of the most influential apostles in Christian history. St Peter, regarded as the first Pope, and St Paul, a great missionary, are both seen as pillars of the early Church. Their combined feast day is a powerful symbol of unity and shared mission, making it a fitting occasion for this large-scale gathering of Catholic school communities. On this very special occasion, the mass was concelebrated by 4 priests and 4 deacons which made the moment even more important.
This special Mass had over 800 attendees including pupils, staff, parishioners and members of the wider community. The celebration was graced by the presence of the Mayoral party, local faith leaders from various denominations and representatives from Catholic parishes throughout the city.
The Jubilee Year of Hope is a time for reflection, renewal, and rejoicing in the shared values that unite the Catholic school community. The Open-Air Mass featured music, prayer, and student participation – creating a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere for all.

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