The School Choir is open to everyone who can sing in tune and who prefers to sing in a larger group, usually about 25. The repertoire ranges from the Beach Boys to Bach, the choir being available to sing at school assemblies, concerts given at the school and in the region, and also in local competitions. The School Carol Service is always a favourite with the students and gives the Chamber Choir an opportunity to participate.

St. George’s School Choir 1999/2000 Front Row: Amy, Alyson, Christina, Olga, Zoë, Alex, Sachi, Kirstin, Lucia and Ashley.  Back Row: Elena, Georgina, Katie, Kaoruko, Judith, Jennifer, Nicola, Shahrinaz, Mrs Baerfuss, Charlotte, Courtney, Nidhi and Elizabeth.

The Chamber Choir, usually 14 in number, consists of students who are either preparing for the ABRSM singing exams, or who are studying a musical instrument, flute, violin, cello, piano, and who have a good theoretical knowledge of music as well as a pleasant voice. They are therefore able to perform more demanding vocal works, in two or three part harmony. They sang in 1998 at the Re-Dedication of the War Graves Ceremony in Vevey, with nine Ambassadors present, Army Officers and members of the Swiss Government, the ceremony ending with a jet fly-past to mark this most moving occasion. Each girl’s folder had her national flag attached, a detail noticed by the representatives of the different governments present.