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Posted on: September 29th 2025

Thank you for Supporting our MacMillan Coffee Morning

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you who joined us for our recent coffee morning and supported our cake sale in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. £263.30 was raised.


Thank you for your generosity—whether through donations, baked goods, or simply sharing your time—made a real difference. Together, we raised vital funds and awareness for a cause that touches so many lives.


Events like these remind us of the strength and kindness within our school community.
Thank you once again for your support. We look forward to many more moments of community and compassion in the future.

 

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Posted on: 11/11/2025

Remembrance Day - 11th November 2025

As a school, we came together to observe a minute's silence for Remembrance Day. We reflected on the courage and sacrifice of those who have served to protect our peace and freedom. Our Head Boy and Head Girl led the service by reading a prayer and the poem In Flanders Fields. Prayer: Almighty God, We remembered with gratitude those who served and sacrificed for peace and freedom.  May we live with courage, kindness, and hope, working together for a world where peace prevails. Amen.      
Posted on: 6/11/2025

We welcome Councillor Khaireh to Our Lady of Grace

The School Council members had a fantastic time meeting Councillor Adel Khaireh, Labour’s councillor for Plumstead and Glyndon today. During the visit, they were eager to learn more about his role within the local community and the responsibilities that come with being an elected representative. Councillor Khaireh spoke about the importance of teamwork, listening to others, and making decisions that benefit everyone — qualities that also make a great school council member. He shared his experiences of working with local residents, addressing community concerns, and helping to shape improvements across the area. The pupils asked thoughtful questions about leadership, fairness, and how they could make a real difference within their own school. Councillor Khaireh encouraged them to be confident in sharing their ideas, to work collaboratively, and to always consider the views of their peers.