EDUCATION GROUP
22nd June - 3rd July
Discovering My Place
Welcome
Welcome to the St Dunstan’s Festival 2025. It really doesn’t seem like a year since I last wrote a welcome note for the Festival brochure. Each year we build on the success of the previous festival and this year is no different. We have over 170 workshops, talks, exhibitions and performances across 12 fun packed days. Whilst the main Festival site remains at the Jubilee Grounds in the heart of Catford, this year the Festival events spread across all of the St Dunstan’s group to include both Rosemead and St Christopher’s the Hall in the celebration of all we stand for as a group.
I am often asked what the purpose of the festival is and my response is threefold:
To Elevate the experience of all the young people who study at SDEG schools, offering them experiences and opportunities they wouldn’t normally have access to as part of the curriculum.
To Collaborate with other schools and organisations in the community, enriching each other’s lives with skills, talents and shared experiences.
To Celebrate all we are as a group of schools, and the amazing work, progress and outreach that our students make every year.
We are so fortunate to have a progressive and forwardthinking CEO in Nick Hewlett, who has championed the renaissance education we offer here at St Dunstan’s, with the festival being one of the key tangible outcomes of that commitment.
Another step forward this year is our partnership with Lewisham Council to deliver The BIG Catford Weekender, a Catford wide community event over the central weekend of the Festival, of which our Catford Weekender will be the main event. It is so exciting to be opening the festival grounds to the local community for live music, workshops, football, fun family activities and so much more.
We hope that you all will make the most of the opportunity to Albam Exorna (Adorn the White) during the Festival, whether that is through a workshop, talk or one of the fabulous performances. I look forward to seeing you at one of the events.
Mr Richard Gregg Director of St Dunstan’s College Festival
Week 1:22nd-27th June
pg 4 - pg 8
The Catford Weekender
pg 9 - pg 16
Week 2: 30th June-3rd July
pg 17 - pg 21
Junior Parent/Pupil Workshops
pg 22 - pg 23
Key Stage 3 Workshops
pg 24 - pg 25
Booking Information
pg 27
22nd-23rd June
The Sounds of Summer
22nd June|Outdoor @ Jubilee| 5:00 pm|£12.50/£7.50
Talented young people from St Dunstan’s and other local schools bring you an evening of music and song. From bands to instrumental ensembles, vocal groups and more. Relax in a deckchair, enjoy a drink or bring your own picnic for a summer evening of great music.
Fantastic Fashion Show
23rd June|Big Top|7:00 pm|£5
Come and marvel at the outstanding talents of our students in a fabulous fashion show.
Junior Football Tournament
24th June|Jubilee MUGA/Courts|9:00 am
Boys from year 5 and girls from year 4, showcase your football skills in this opportunity to battle it out on the pitch. Who will be the champions?
The Keymaster, Year 6 Production
24th June|Big Top|6:00 pm
Year 6 present this exciting musical. ‘History is BORING!’ say the children - until suddenly their supply teacher transforms into ‘The Keymaster’, who holds the keys to history! Going on a magical journey through time, they drop in on a ‘big match’ in 1066, discover gruesome medical practices in Tudor times and get caught up with 18th century smugglers, the industrial revolution, suffragettes and World War II. The story concludes with a final key - the key to the future. The children see for themselves that today is tomorrow’s history, and that changes need to be made.
International Evening
25th June|Big Top|6:00 pm|£5
This fantastic event is an opportunity for members of the SDC and wider community from all cultures and races to celebrate together. There will music, dancing and other performances. There will also be the opportunity to try different foods from other cultures.
26th June
Junior School Prize Giving
26th June|Big Top| 4:30 pm
Celebrating the many and varied achievements of the pupils in the Junior School, our annual prize giving is a great opportunity to see how the college values have been put into action.
The Tempest
26th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee| 7:00 pm|£7.50/£12.50
Shakespeare’s magical final play in a new immersive setting. You will need a smart phone with you to fully participate in this event!
Senior Netball Tournament
26th June|Jubilee MUGA/Courts|8:50 am
Calling ALL students! Are you wing attack or goal defence? Whatever your position you need to sign up for this fantastic mixed netball tournament.
Year 12 Celebration
26th June|Great Hall|6:30 pm
GCSE’s are over and A Level’s are the new destination, but there is so much to celebrate for those in year 12, from Art to Music, to Maths and Science. Join us for a celebration of all the hard work that students have given in Year 12.
LYLA Swim Gala
26th June|Swimming Pool|7:00 am
The LYLA Swim Gala is a celebration of teamwork, determination, and aquatic talent. This year, staff and students will join forces in a whole-school effort to swim a combined distance of 64km—the equivalent of crossing the English Channel and back.
All funds raised will support Lewisham Young Leaders Academy (LYLA), a local charity that empowers young people through leadership development, mentoring, and academic support, helping them unlock their full potential.
It promises to be an inspiring display of unity, community spirit, and purpose-driven action.
Keystage 3 Workshops
26th June|Various|Period 5
See page 24 for all the exciting workshops available.
Art Exhibtion Launch
26th June|Jubilee Hall|7:00 pm
Showcasing the very best art from students in Year 7 to 13. Spent some time perusing the gallery of exhibits in a range of styles and materials.
Lewisham Local History Society Talk
26th June|Theatre|7:30 pm
Discover the origins of St Dunstan’s College, how and why it came to Catford; featuring documents and artefacts from the College’s Archives in the Victorian College building itself.
27th - 28th June
LYLASwimGala
27thJune|SwimmingPool|7:00am
See previous page for details
Keystage3Workshops
27thJune|Various|Period5
See page 24 for all the exciting workshops available.
SeniorSchoolPrizeGiving
28thJune|BigTop|11:00am
Celebrating everything from academic to co-curricular achievements, our annual prize giving event is a really great opportunity to highlight the very dna of the college, recognising how are values are lived out in the lives of the students.
FriendsofStDunstan’s SummerFete
28thJune|Outdoor@Jubilee| 1:30pm|Free Entry
Join us for an afternoon packed with stalls, games, rides, activities for all the family. Local food trucks will be serving up a range of great food and you can relax and listen to some live music before our community choirs sing to us in the evening.
to the Catford Weekender
Welcome back to The Catford Weekender – a celebration of local talent and creativity in the heart of Catford, this year we are part of The BIG Catford Weekender which extends beyond our festival site to the town centre and beyond. We hope that over the weekend you will find something for the whole family to enjoy. Our outdoor stage will play host to local bands, singers, rappers and spoken word artists while the Big Top will showcase the best in local Jazz,
community choirs and the chance to party at our silent disco. We also have circus skill workshops, African drumming workshops, author talks, an outdoor cinema and much more! Come along an enjoy an afternoon or evening at the Festival Site with food trucks, licenced bar, inflatables, and street entertainers on hand to keep you entertained. Join us as we celebrate the very best of SE6 and beyond.
Richard Gregg – Festival Director
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Big Summer Sing
Sounds of Lewisham
27th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee|6:30 pm
Catch some music on our outdoor stage from upcoming local talent from rap to jazz to spoken word
27th June|Big Top|5:00 pm|£5
Bringing together choirs from local primary schools. The Big Summer Sing is a celebration of making music in local schools.
Sex, Spies and Scandal
27th June|Theatre|6:00 pm
Come and hear from Alex Grant, author of Sex, Spies and Scandal: The John Vassall Affair. Hear about blackmail, espionage and the honey trap that almost brought down Harold Macmillan’s government.
Silent Disco
27th June|Big Top|6:30 pm|£5
Pick your playlist and rock or rave without making a sound! Book a session or dance all night!
Open Air Cinema - Footloose
27th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee|9:00 pm
Take a trip back to the 80’s and join Kevin Bacon as Ren, setting the local residents of Bomont, Utah free to dance to an awesome soundtrack which includes the hits ‘Let’s hear it for the boy’, ‘Holding out for a hero’, ‘Dancing in the streets’ and of course the title track ‘Footloose’.
Catford Craft Fayre
28th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee|1:30 pm
Why not check out the talent of our local artists and artisans. A range of stalls selling crafts and art. Pick up a gift or something for the home, or adorn your walls with a visual treat.
Sounds of Lewisham
28th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee|1:30 pm
Catch some music on our outdoor stage from upcoming local talent from rap to jazz to spoken word.
Soul Singing Workshop
28th June|Jubilee Dance Studio|3:00 pm
Join Abi Gilchrist from Soul Choirs UK as she teaches you to sing with soul! No experience necessary.
family magic show
28th June|Big Top|4:00 pm
FJoin Magic Circle member Tim Barnes for his engaging, baffling, and a laugh-a-minute show for all ages. This is one of the most fun family and kids shows around.
The Community Sings
28th June|Big Top|7:00 pm|£5
Seven community choirs are joining together to showcase a range of musical styles, tastes and the joy of singing together. An evening full of varied music from local choirs large and small.
The Weekender Groove
28th June|Big Top|9:00 pm
Kids
African Dance & Drumming Workshop
29th June|Jubilee Dance Studio|1:00 pm
Young people come and join Zamble African Dance Company for a workshop exploring the rhythms of West African dance and culture. Learn some dance and drum patterns together with the experts.
Community five-a-side
Football Tournament
29th June|Jubilee Pitch|10:00 am
Local youth league teams battle is out against each other to see who will be crowned the community football champs! .
SENiors Bingo
29th June|Tent Hospitality - Event Bar| 11:00 am
Residents of local care homes will be joining us for a light lunch and a fun game of Bingo, with the chance to win some exciting prizes.
Sounds of Lewisham
29th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee|1:00 pm
Catch some music on our outdoor stage from upcoming local talent from rap to jazz to spoken word.
Circus Workshops
29th June|Outdoor @ Jubilee|2:00 pm
Free circus skills workshops for children by My Aerial Home. Try the tightwire, acro or aerial work, release your inner circus star!
Sunday
Jazz
29th June|Big Top|6:00 pm|£7.50/£12.50
An evening of Jazz. Big Band swing to contemporary Jazz ensembles, enjoy some chilled out jazz to finish off the weekend.
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Senior School Sports Day
30th June|Ladywell|8:50 am
It’s House against House in this annual battle of sporting prowess. Students from across the Senior School will compete in a range of track and field events to see which house are the sporting champions.
Art Exhibition
30th June|Jubilee Hall|4:00 pm
Showcasing the very best art from students in Year 7 to 13. Spent some time perusing the gallery of exhibits in a range of styles and materials.
Junior School Concert
30th June|Big Top|6:00 pm|£7.50
The talented musicians of the Junior School will be entertaining you with a range of music from our orchestra, music ensembles and choir.
Women of Troy
30th June|Theatre|7:00 pm|£5/£7.50
A student directed re-interpretation of the classic Greek tragedy by Euripides.
1st July
The Great House Debate
1st July|Theatre|1.30 pm
Do you know how to argue your point? The great debate gives young people from SDC and other local schools the chance to hone their debating skills and compete to be crowned debate champion.
Keystage 3 Workshops
1st July|Various|Period 5
See page 24 for all the exciting workshops available.
Junior School Parent and Pupil Workshops
1st July|Various|4:00pm
See pages 22 & 23 for full details.
Art Exhibition
1st July|Jubilee Hall|4:00 pm
Showcasing the very best art from students in Year 7 to 13. Spent some time perusing the gallery of exhibits in a range of styles and materials.
LAMDA Slam
1st July|Theatre|7:00 pm|£7.50
A celebration of the work of LAMDA students across the college. An evening of monologues and duologues combined to entertain and provoke thought.
Marriage of Figaro
1st July|Outdoor Stage| 7:00 pm|£7.50/£12.50
Join us for our annual outdoor opera, think Glyndebourne but in the heart of Catford!
Mozart’s hilarious, heartwarming opera where love triumphs, secrets unravel, and chaos turns to joy. A dazzling evening of music, mischief, and masterful storytelling awaits!
Fancy Dress Hockey
2nd July|Jubilee MUGA/Courts|
8:50 AM – 12:00 PM
Don your fancy dress and pick up a hockey stick to play in this crazy tournament that combines the skills of hockey with the ability not to trip over your toga or hotdog costume!
National Youth Music TheatreThe Unstoppable Letty Pegg
2nd July|Martin Preston Studio|8:50 am
Take a stand with the Jiu Jitsu Suffragettes! Join this all-day workshop with musical theatre writer Helen Arney to try out scences and songs from a never previously performed show.Based on the book by Iszi Lawrence published by Bloomsbury.
Alex Yee Community Triathlon
2nd July|Main College Campus|9:30 am
See page 21 for full details.
Keystage 3 Workshops
2nd July|Various|Period 5
See page 24 for all the exciting workshops available.
Junior School Art Exhibition
2nd July|Junior School|4:00 pm
Come and enjoy the creative art works of our pupils from Nursery to Year 6.
Newsies - The 5 day Musical
2nd July|Big Top|7:00 pm|£12.50/£7.50
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Newsies Jr. bursts onto the stage with high-energy dance, catchy tunes, and an inspiring story of young heroes standing up for what’s right!
3rd July
Junior School House Fun Day
3rd July|Theatre|All day
Wear your house t-shirts and enjoy all the fabulous fun events
5 a-side Football
3rd July|Jubilee MUGA/Courts| 8:50am
Showcase your football skills in this opportunity to battle it out on the pitch. Who will be the champions?
Festival Finale Concert
3rd July|Big Top|7:00 pm|£7.50/£12.50
Join us for an evening of great music from the college orchestra, big band, vocalists and massed choir. For the first time ever, the concert will end with a massed choir from all of the group schools. Uplifting, moving and energising, the programme of music is a perfect way to end the Festival.
Alex Yee Triathlon
supported by Merchant Taylors’ Foundation
St Dunstan’s is excited to host a very special event for the children of Lewisham. In conjunction with professional athlete Alex Yee and his charity, Lewisham to the World, we are inviting primary schools from across Lewisham to take part in a junior triathlon. Taking place at the main college site on Wednesday 2nd July 2025 the event is free for schools to take part.
This mini triathlon, consisting of swimming, cycling and running, is designed to give children a fun, positive experience of being active and is suitable for pupils in Key Stage 2. The distances are 75m swim, 800m bike and a 300m run The event is inclusive, non-competitive and not timed to create an opportunity for children of all abilities.
A one width swim option is available, remaining in shallow water, for less confident swimmers and scooters are available for children who are unable to ride a bike. Bikes and helmets will be provided, and every child will receive a t-shirt beforehand and a medal and goody bag when they cross the finish line.
SDC Junior School - Parent - Pupil Workshop
Remember to assemble on the Junior School MUGA to register at the start of your workshop.
Pom Pom Flowers
1st July|Year 3 Classroom (J106)|4:00 pm
Come and make your own beautiful flowers from wool. Learn the art of making pom poms. Children and adults can create a bouquet of flowers together.
Create a Cactus
1st July|JS Art Room|4:00 pm
Decorate a flower pot and create a 3D realistic cactus using card and posca pens. A fun, easy activity to work on together and you get to take your cactus creation home at the end!
Back to Hockey
1st July|Jubilee Ground|4:00 pm
SDC ‘Back To Hockey’ session will give parents the chance to pick up a stick for the first time or learn how the game has changed since they played at school. Skill challenges, races, and gameplay to see who is more competitive.
Kwik Cricket
1st July|College Field|4:00 pm
Pair up with your child and have a go at batting, bowling and fielding! We will be playing with a windball so make sure to hit lots of 6’s.
Pitch and Putt
1st July|College Field|4:00 pm
Come and have a try at golf with our child friendly ‘Golfway’ equipment!
Water Polo
1st July|Swimming Pool|4:00 pm
Come and learn some waterpolo skills and play in a match! Swimwear essential for all!
Print a Tote
1st July|Year 4 Classroom (J114)|4:00 pm
Create your own Tote bag and print. A keepsake from the festival.
Netball
1st July|MUGA|4:00 pm
Come along to the MUGA to play some fun games of netball!
Nature Walk
1st July|Fields/Forest School|4:00 pm
Get moving and spot the nature prompts as we walk around the St Dunstan’s fields whilst enjoying some nature.
Hama Beads
1st July|Reception E (J117)|4:00 pm
Join our Hama Bead Club! Get creative, make colourful designs, and enjoy crafting unique bead art.
STEM Challenge
1st July|Year 3 Classroom (J104)|4:00 pm
The Egg Challenge comes to St Dunstan’s! Come and create a parachute for the safe landing of your very own egg. Bring your inquisitive minds and creativity!
SDC Junior School - Parent - Pupil Workshop
Remember to assemble on the Junior School MUGA to register at the start of your workshop.
3D shape-makers
1st July|Year 4 Classroom (J114)|4:00 pm
Create a range of three-dimensional shapes from card - from simple, fun shapes to some complicated creations requiring expert scissor skills and phenomenal folding!
Come and sing!
1st July|Year 5 Classroom (J209)|4:00 pm
Join us for a group sing along. We will learn a song together and feel the musical endorphins!
Object handling and sketching
1st July|Reception R (J116)|4:00 pm
Come handle and sketch animal bones, snake skins, fossils, scarab beetles and other curiosities.
Rosemead Parent and Pupil Workshops
This year we have an exciting range of workshops at Rosemead for parents to enjoy with their children. More details will be sent to parents with information on how to book. Some of the workshops include:
Rings and Things
1st July|Year 1 Classroom (J108)|4:00 pm
Come and craft unique pieces of jewellery and colourful accessories of your own!
Stage Legends
1st July|Year 5 Classroom (J208)|4:00 pm
Join us to develop your performance skills, collaborate with others and experience the joy of storytelling through theatre.
Writing for Fun
1st July|Year 5 Classroom (J207)|4:00 pm
Come to this creative writing club where you can write a collaborative story.
Islands and Oceans Festival • Space Interactive Installation
1% Club • Skip to the Beat
Rosemead Crufts • 45 Minutes Around the World
Sip and Paint • Rosemead Taskmaster
Key Stage 3 Workshops
Holi Festival Colour Run
Start the workshop learning about the colourful Hindu festival of Holi, known as the festival of colours, love and spring before having the chance to participate in your very own colour run celebration! Make sure to bring along a change of white clothes, you don’t mind re-styling.
Casting! Students will be casting keyrings from aluminium
Casting! Students will be casting keyrings from aluminium.
Chemistry Murder Mystery
A science teacher has been murdered, but who did it?
Forensic Psychology Taster
Ever seen a psychologist on television testifying whether somebody is sane or insane? Ever read detective books or crime documentaries? Want to learn more about the potential explanations of criminal offending behaviours and the factors influencing witnesses? Attend this taster! A broad definition of forensic psychology includes two parts. The first part is to research human behaviour related to the legal process. The second is using psychological practice to consult on and within the legal system, including criminal and civil law. An insight into this interesting field of Psychology and career path. We will cover the “witness” game, clips from the film “Twelve Angry Men”, and solving the “crime” scene of goldfish in the classroom.
Metamorphosis Butterfly
Students will learn about metamorphosis in butterflies.
Spirited Arts
Calling all creative students! Get ready to unleash your imagination at our Spirited Arts Workshop, where you’ll have the chance to create a stunning artwork for the NATRE Spirited Arts Competition 2025! This is your opportunity to explore big questions about faith, spirituality, and the world around us through art. Whether you love painting, drawing or collage, this workshop will provide inspiration and guidance to help you bring your ideas to life.
Performing Shakespeare
This session is a taster session for the English Speaking Union Performing Shakespeare Competition - a national contest for UK students aged 11–14 performing Shakespeare’s monologues or duologues. Finalists are in with a chance of performing at the Globe!
Newspaper Chairs
Using the physics of materials to build a piece of function furniture out of newspaper.
Fashion Show Production Workshop: Design the Spotlight Look
Step into the spotlight with our Fashion Illustration and Life Drawing Workshop, where you’ll bring the showstopping designs from the Arts Festival fashion show to life! In this hands-on experience, you’ll learn how to create stunning fashion illustrations, modelling the outfits to capture their essence and dynamic energy. Through guided life drawing sessions, you’ll develop your skills in bringing fashion to life on paper, focusing on proportions, fabric movement, and the unique details of each piece. Whether you’re passionate about fashion design or looking to expand your artistic skillset, this workshop will empower you to transform the runway into vibrant, expressive artworks.
Build Rome in 50 minutes
Rome wasn’t built in a day - what about 50 minutes? Augustus is revamping Rome and is appointing you to design temples, amphitheatre and lararia. Come along to please the princeps by creating the best models and win the title ‘architectus summa cum laude’!
MFL Masterpieces
Get ready to dive into the vibrant worlds of French, German, and Spanish art! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll create your own masterpieces inspired by Matisse, Kandinsky, and Picasso while learning new vocabulary in each language. Rotate through fun art stations, express your creativity, and discover how art and language go hand in hand.
Big Ideas: The Entrepreneur Challenge
Join the Business Department for an exciting, hands-on session packed with creative challenges. Working in teams, you’ll put your problem-solving and pitching skills to the test in a Dragon’s Den-inspired environment. From brainstorming bold new ideas to delivering the perfect pitch, this is your chance to step into the shoes of an entrepreneur and show us what you’re made of.
Internet of Things
Have your chance to explore and create apps/devices to connect the world of everyday items to the world of technology!
History Murder Mystery!
Come and investigate clues to identify a historical murder victim and solve who murdered them and what their motives were.
Key Stage 3 Workshops
“Trade is an Adventure” Trade Game - in class simulation of international trade.
Mathematical Art: Tessellations Inspired by M.C. Escher
Explore the fascinating world of tessellations in this workshop inspired by M.C. Escher! Discover the mathematical principles behind repeating patterns, including transformations such as translation, rotation, and reflection. Using these concepts, you’ll design and create your own unique tessellating artwork, blending creativity with geometry to produce stunning, Escherstyle designs.
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OUR BURSARY CAMPAIGN
Help Us Shape Young Lives
Education transforms lives. Expanding the funds we have for bursaries has been a significant priority for St Dunstan’s in recent years. Bursaries at the College give academically able children from lower income families the chance of an excellent, and often life-changing, education. Widening access through bursaries is also a key vehicle for improving social mobility and a route towards a more inclusive society.
It takes just over £20,000 per annum to support a bursary student in the Senior School. Since the launch of our fundraising efforts in 2020, we have raised nearly £1.5m and have a further £250k pledged to us. Our first Telephone Campaign in August 2023 alone raised £100k thanks to the generosity of parents and alumni. The College’s Development Board, made up of twenty committed alumni benefactors, is funding a full bursary every year and our recent Fundraising Ball in celebration of the College becoming co-educational 30 years ago was a resounding success.
Our aim is simple: to raise £5m by 2028 which will coincide with the College’s 140th anniversary.
How to make your gift...
All donations, large or small, are precious and meaningful regardless of the amount. You can give in a number of ways:
• By donating your deposit when asked by the Development Office
• By setting up a Direct Debit (top right QR code)
• By Match Funding through your place of work - please enquire through your HR department or email Mrs Isabelle Blake-James at: iblakejames@stdunstans.org.uk
• By making a single gift, using the QR code, bottom right.
Navdeep Sheera (‘85)
As a student at St Dunstan’s College between 1975 and 1985, I benefited from Bursary support throughout my Middle School and Sixth Form years. It is the primary reason a child, son of immigrants, from a council estate in Charlton, went to Cambridge University. I am now back at the College as a Governor and Chair of the Development Board. I would like to pass the baton, so that other students can benefit from the Bursary Fund.
Perform Elevate – Collaborate – Celebrate Booking Information
All Festival tickets will be available to purchase at: www.ticketsource.co.uk/sdc
Please book your tickets before each event, including free events, as tickets will not be sold on the door. Upon booking you will be emailed your tickets which include a QR code that will be scanned on arrival. The code can be scanned on a printout or directly from your phone. Please ensure you have your tickets as they will allow you entry into your chosen event(s).
All events require a ticket unless stated otherwise. Students will need to sign up for their Period 5 Workshops and some events using SOCS. They will be provided with separate details on how to do this.
PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE NO PARKING AVAILABLE AT THE JUBILEE GROUND DURING THE FESTIVAL PERIOD. PLEASE USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT OR ARRANGE TO PARK IN THE SURROUNDING AREA.
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