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Magis Day

17 October 2025

'Magis’ is a Latin word meaning more or greater. At St Ignatius College it describes those elements of learning which lie outside of the academic, examination-based subjects.

This Magis Day, Year 7 went to the Natural History Museum, Year 8 went to the Tate Modern and Year 10 visited St Albans while the other year groups completed Magis activities on site.

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