Year 5 & 6 pupils attend a Dragon’s Den event at CLSG
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On 18th April, five CJS girls from Year 5 and 6 attended a sustainability themed Dragon’s Den event at CLSG.
The event was to encourage pupils to work together to brainstorm innovative and entrepreneurial ideas to tackle global ecological problems. The girls worked with pupils from other schools and made posters with these new friends, developing their teamwork and communication skills, even with people they had just met! The tasks were centered around two major themes of the detrimental effects of fast fashion and of single-use plastic. These talking points prompted much imaginative discussion, both developing learning around climate change and sustainability, and engineering creative solutions to tricky problems which entail economic, social and political considerations.
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Gray’s Inn singers competition success
Gray’s Inn Singers have been crowned UK champions at Barnardo’s National Choir Competition as well as winning at The Watford Festival 2026
Gray’s Inn Singers have been crowned UK champions at Barnardo’s National Choir Competition as well as winning at The Watford Festival 2026
The Gray’s Inn Singers from City Junior School have also won the Grand Prize for Musical Excellence at the Barnardo’s National Choir Competition. The choir performed at Birmingham Symphony Hall on Tuesday 3 March, having been selected as one of 16 outstanding finalists in the Junior Choir category. Their programme featured a captivating performance of Sakura, a traditional Japanese song arranged by Michael Neaum, followed by Larysa Kuzmenko’s dramatic and evocative Winds, which portrays the gathering intensity of a storm. This achievement is a testament to the children’s hard work, dedication, and passion for singing, and we are incredibly proud of them.…
Years 3&4 Winter Concert
