St David's News

Old Davidean Adam Williams the owner of Llandudno Pier is starring in a new six-part ITV series featuring the lives of those who work on and around the Victorian Pier.

At the end of last term, Rev. Tim Hall stepped down as school Chaplain after an extraordinary 50 years' service to St David’s College. He says he’s always been fond of a project and has found a new one developing a beautiful garden close to the school’s moat.

Great result yesterday and even better to see the 1stXV Rugby team get back to winning ways. Huge thanks to Liverpool College for being amazing hosts, we're looking forward to welcoming you for the return fixture in the new year. Well done everyone.

This weekend saw the return of the Welsh Schools Ski Championships in Llangrannog, Ceredigion. Schools from across the country sent teams to compete in the Primary and Senior schools’ competitions.

After a challenging year, the Upper Sixth have been able to engage in full practicals once more much to the delight of pupils.

Being the son of an RAF Squadron Leader means Cai Riley has lived in many different places across Europe and the UK and may explain why he regards Llandudno as his home.

Llandudno’s most famous residents paid an unexpected visit to St David's College this week.

Over the summer we were lucky to hear from former St David’s College pupil, Chris Macdonald who attended St David’s between 2010 and 2014. Since leaving us Chris has used the skills, he learned with our incredible Outdoor Education department to take him all over the world including a mega journey on a Stand Up Paddleboard from Mallorca to Ibiza and kayaking down the Zambezi River in Africa.