Today we welcomed faces old and new, lovely to see so many children back and ready to learn and truly delighted to welcome new children in to our school family. The Spring term is always a busy one so daily … Continue reading →

We look forward to welcoming you all back to school tomorrow morning at 8.50am (Monday 7th January 2019). Breakfast club will be open as normal from 8am. 

  The governors, staff  and children would like to wish all of our families and friends a happy and peaceful Christmas.We look forward to seeing you all again in the new year. The children return to school on Monday 7th … Continue reading →

The Eco council have been busy looking after our school plants and keeping our school grounds tidy!

Christmas dinner day is Friday 14th December. All children can have a Christmas dinner if they would like one. Remember your child can wear either a Christmas jumper or a favourite jumper over their uniform along with a donation of … Continue reading →

Don’t forget its Christmas jumper day on Friday plus Christmas dinner day too! Cook has begun to decorate the canteen and the kitchen staff have their festive pinnies washed and ironed! #thebestday

If you want to see these little angels and the rest of our Key Stage One children perform come along to our nativity play at 2pm today. 

Congratulations to Miss Topping and all of the staff and children on being awarded the sliver level of the History Quality Mark. This is a great achievement for the school and is well deserved. The Historical Association Quality Mark is … Continue reading →

Today we celebrated our feast day (slightly early), Fr Richard said mass for pupils, staff and parishioners. The children sang hymns to Our Lady as we remembered the feast of the Immaculate Conception and how Mary, our mother, is an … Continue reading →

Today our girls football team played their third league match of the season against Our Lady’s Bishop Eton. The girls had won their first 2 games and were very excited to be playing. The match took place at Heron Eccles, … Continue reading →