News; November, 2021

This month as part of the Cop26 Climate Change Conference, Old Davidean James Trebinski was part of the crew that supported the first battery-powered train to go over the iconic Forth Bridge.

It's that time of year again. The Maths Christmas Competition is back and this year is more crafty and challenging than ever! Do you think you'll be able to crack these mathematical marvels?

James Maidment, a gifted pupil in the Design Technology department, has designed and created quirky vinyl lampshades and has already sold one to his barber.

With auditions underway, there is a palpable whiff of excitement in the air at St David's College, as the annual school production makes a very welcome return.

Today marks a special day in the history of St David’s College, as our first ever Girls Rugby Team travelled to Llanrwst to play their first game.

This weekend, 14 pupils undertook a micro expedition to Llanberis during the school Exeat. 10 of the pupils became the first-ever pupils to test St David’s College’s new, purpose-built canoe sailing rigs.

Our award-winning Design Technology Department decided to try out a new printing method called 3D Lithophane printing using Llandudno pier as the main subject.

The annual House Orienteering competition was held at St David’s College this weekend and saw 44 teams of competitors racing and chasing around the school grounds, playing fields, forest, and hillside.

Today sees the start of Anti-Bullying Week 2021. Today sees the start of Anti-Bullying Week 2021. Anti-Bullying Week is coordinated In England and Wales by the Anti-Bullying Alliance and takes place from 15 to 19 November 2021.

Three very smart looking Army Cadets have been busy at school this week collecting money for the annual Poppy Appeal.

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.