Our Form 3 students took part in a coastal clean-up supporting Coast is Clear, living out the Lasallian message that we are All Connected — to creation, to each other, and to our shared responsibility for our world.

Named in recognition of Brother Alfred Calcutt’s monumental research into the life and times of St John Baptist de La Salle, this bursary supports individuals who wish to deepen their understanding of our heritage and spirituality.

Lillie-Rae Parkin, a Year 8 student at De La Salle School Basildon, has continued to explore her creativity by sharing another poem, this time to celebrate Christmas.

As students and staff prepare for a well-earned Christmas break, they can reflect on a very busy and enjoyable first term.

On Sunday November 23rd, The Kintbury Experience hosted this academic year’s first Intentional Community event for Lasallians working in ministry and administration.

The Office of Mission has shared details of upcoming programmes and events in the District. These initiatives are valuable opportunities to gain a greater understanding of the Lasallian Mission and all are encouraged to take part.

Enormous thanks to schools, educators and the very talented students who entered the Christmas card competition this year, we were delighted with the excellent entries!.

Three representatives from the IGBM District joined Lasallian leaders from across Europe gathered at Casa La Salle in Rome for the ASSEDIL Formation Programme, a week dedicated to reflection, connection, and renewal.

Heads, Principals and Pastoral Centre Directors from across the District gathered to celebrate the theme of ‘All is Connected’ at the District Lasallian Ministry Leaders Conference 2025.

The District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta are delighted to launch the Brother Alfred Calcutt Lasallian Studies Bursary on Monday December 1st.

Run for Life is our annual charity event at St Benildus College. This year’s Run for Life was a huge success and showed how much effort students put in every year.

Inclusive community is where St Augustine’s Catholic College, as a community, foster a sense of unity and belonging where diversity is respected and no one is excluded.

On the 23rd May, 110 pupils from St Illtyd’s Catholic High School were lucky enough to attend the Hay Festival’s Secondary Schools Day in Hay-on-Wye.

At the end of October St Gregory’s celebrated another highly successful Culture & Diversity Week, bringing the whole school community together in a joyful exploration of global traditions led by our incredible 1719 society.

The Living Lasallian Star, as a whole college, was created in Saint Augustine’s together last July. The image has been used in welcome assemblies, to remind us that we continue, each day, to build Lasallian community here at the school.

From the 17-19 of October, 2025, Lasallians and their families gathered for the first Lasallian Spiritual Renewal Retreat at St Cassian’s Centre, Kintbury.

Auxiliary Visitor Br Tommy Walsh had the pleasure of continuing his visits to schools in Ireland this month as he called to both Lecale Trinity Grammar School and De La Salle College Belfast.

Two representatives from the District joined Brothers and Partners from around the globe at the Generalate in Rome for the second Lasallian Research Seminar.

The school community at St Margaret Ward has been marking the ‘Month of November’ as a school community because November is a month dedicated to praying for the Holy Souls.