Dominika, 17, threw herself fully into the life of her new school, making new friends through the numerous activities she joined and those she went onto to create. Dominika felt that there was a great deal of optimism and untapped potential in the student body for acting on major social issues that affect young people today,

In 2019 Caroline, Juliette, Kezia and Sharon visited the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) as part of their overseas experience with CAFOD during their Step into the Gap placement. On their return the group shared their experiences with over 9,000 people across the country who otherwise would not know about the issues in the Holy Land.

From the minute Amelia Manning walked into school two years ago, she was determined to make an impact. What marks Amelia out is how she relates to others: she is immensely empathic, warm, approachable and helpful. With every encounter she enacts the Gospel, “Just as much as I have loved you, you must also love one another.”