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This year, we held our 7th annual Senior Citizens' Christmas party and it was our most successful yet! We had over 150 guests, all of whom had a wonderful evening.  This is an event that really shows the local community at its best – businesses, schools, community centres and various organisations all working together for a wonderful celebration of the spirit of Christmas. Our staff and pupils put in a huge amount of effort to make the evening possible, both on the night and during the weeks leading
up to it, and we are very blessed to have such a dedicated group of people at Maria Fidelis.

Our Year 11 GCSE Geography students spent two days investigating urban areas for their Fieldwork unit. The student's enquiry question was to discover how sustainable King's Cross ​​has become since the beginning of the regeneration project and make comparisons with different parts of Camden. They surveyed members of the public, completed environmental quality surveys/land use surveys along with many other geographical investigative techniques. Well done Year 11 geographers! 

The school will be open for prospective parents on Thursday 10th October from 4.00pm to 6.00pm.  The headteacher will be giving a talk shortly after 4.00pm.

Sr Claire Sykes FCJ, General Superior of the Sisters Faithful Companions of Jesus, officially opened the new school building at a ceremony attended by FCJ sisters, ex-pupils and staff, governors and representatives from the diocese and the local authority.

Students at Maria Fidelis have done very well in the public exams this year.  We are really proud of all of them and wish them the very best for their futures.

Maria Fidelis has been nominated to receive one of the three ghost soldiers that have been on display at St Pancras Station in memory of the end of World War I.