college to be built, by Henry Morris in 1930. As of 2005 it has 1,085 pupils in 5-year groups and approximately 50 teaching staff. The Principal, as of 2018, is Jonathan Russell. In addition to this the village also has the Bellbird Primary School (previously the John Falkner Infant and the John Paxton Junior Schools), Icknield Primary School, and a number of nursery and preschool groups. Social events in the village take place in the village's three churches, community hall or two pubs, or on the Sawston Village College site, which incorporates a youth centre (including theatre/cinema), an Assembly Hall which is also fitted out as a show venue and a new Arts Centre. The Village College site also has a sports centre which was built in 2004 with two large halls, a swimming pool, and a gym. Churches The village has four churches, Sawston Free Church, the parish church for the village of Sawston, Saint Mary's Church (There are some pictures and a description at the Cambridgeshire Churches website), Christ Church South Cambs also Church of England, and Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, now under joint Parish leadership with Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge. Youth and charity Due to its size the village hosts a large number of youth groups and clubs, as well as some organised by the village college. Notable organisations in the village include: Sawston & Babraham Cricket Club, who play at Spicers Sports Ground Sawston Rovers Football Club. Boys' Brigade Company Girls' Brigade Company Air Training Corps Squadron (2461 (Sawston) Squadron) Army Cadet Force 1st Sawston Scout Group (including Beaver, Cub and Scout divisions) of The Scout Association Girl Guides and Brownies Sawston Youth Drama Sawston United Youth Football Club Sawston Girls Football Club Sawston Youth Group (a large independent youth group) Sawston Cinema Sawston is the base for the charity Opportunities Without Limits (OWL), which in 2010 merged with the Papworth Trust. OWL have their headquarters on the Village College site, where they maintain the school gardens and hedges. They incorporate a number of other training projects for adults with learning difficulties including a bike refurbishment and resell shop, and a café attached to Sawston Free Church in the high street. Culture The village has a history society, a book group, and a twinning association (Sawston is twinned with Selsingen, Germany). Since 2005, the village has had an annual music festival,