- St Michael’s Catholic High School educates boys and girls, having been founded in 1955 by the Dominican Sisters of St Catherine of Siena. It is now part of the Diocese of Westminster’s academy trust.
- The school’s “commitment to academic excellence” is rooted in its Dominican tradition and expressed in its “dynamic Catholic ethos”.
- Extracurricular activities include a school choir who regularly represents the school at Westminster Cathedral and a range of drama, music and sporting clubs.
- An annual pilgrimage to Lourdes is taken, and the religious education department also organises trips to local mosques and synagogues. A ski trip runs every February half term.
- Popular lunch time clubs include the Christmas Cake Club.
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