Sports
The Captain of St David’s College Netball Team says she’s over the moon to be playing fixtures again across North Wales. For almost two years regular matches weren’t possible because of Covid regulations.
Read more about Deanna Craven, a core of steel Netball Captain
Jess Kavanagh is the embodiment of never giving up. Our 32-year-old PE teacher has endured ruptured ligaments, a punctured lung and broken ribs to play rugby for Wales Women’s National Rugby Team.
In Summer 2023, more than 50,000 Scouts from all over the world will gather in South Korea for the World Scout Jamboree, and one of the lucky participants will be Year 10 pupil Thomas.
School News
National Apprenticeship Week (7-13th February) is a week-long celebration of apprenticeships.
Titus’s dream of becoming a professional rugby player has moved a step closer as England selectors will be assessing his talents this past weekend.
Spirituality day is a bridge that connects outdoor education with the Christian faith. The founding Headmaster of St David’s College’s John Mayor wanted to create an awareness for his pupils of a deep sense of spirituality.
Last Tuesday, January 25, we held an internal training session organise by the British Dyslexia Association on the topic of a dyslexic friendly classroom. At St David's College we strive to use innovative techniques that facilitate learning and association of ideas for any of our students. We believe in people and the global set of their abilities, which is why helping students with dyslexia reaching their maximum potential is part of our DNA.
St David’s College is renowned for discovering and nurturing the talent of our pupils and nowhere is this more evident than in the case of Old Davidean Molly O’Leary.
Molly left the school this summer after studying A’levels in fine art, geography and English literature.
She is now at Lancaster University studying fine art and is enjoying every minute of it.
