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A Message from Mrs Killick
I had the pleasure of attending all masses last weekend at St Colman's church and St Paul's. It was wonderful to see past, present and future children from our school community actively involved in the Mass as well as serving the community in ministries.
However, I was somewhat disappointed by the behaviour of some of our younger children at St Paul's church, which is currently taking place in the school hall. When I spoke during the Masses over the weekend I shared with you how we have high expectations of your children and how spiritual and moral development is a huge part of their learning here at St Paul's.
I found their behaviour not only distracting for worshipers but also for the other children in the congregation. Having to watch their peers play games, run around the top hall and speak throughout Mass, whilst they remained focused and prayerful.
These children would not expect to behave like this during Masses or worship at school so please be respectful and support your children in having the same expectations. Thank you in advance for your support with this.
Finally, I wish you all a wonderful half term break with your families, and we will see you all again on Monday 2 June.
Love Yourself
Last week, our St Paul's children celebrated Mental Health Week. Our theme was "Self Love at St Paul's." Through our PSHE lessons and mental health activities across the week, we focused on teaching our children the importance of their own self worth, raising their own self esteem and encouraging positive wellbeing.
In the pictures, you can see children across the school coming to our school display to look at themselves in the mirror and write one thing they love about themselves. These reflections that the children have made will stay on display permanently now as a constant reminder to our children that they are all worthy and they should all LOVE themselves!
Prayers in different languages for one Whole Community
On Wednesday morning, to enrich our culture day experience we had our weekly Mass with prayers read in different languages.
We prayed in Polish, Tagalog, Croatian, Owo, French and Spanish but we would have added more languages if we had the chance.
This was a wonderful experience of feeling part of a big family community in Christ.
We have Culture
On Wednesday 21 May, we celebrated Culture Day. What a celebratory day we had! Children were invited to come to school dressed in their native clothing and were given a 'passport' and each class was given a country to focus on for the day. This passport will now continue through the school with them as we revisit this day of celebration each year.
Classes took part in a range of activities such as art, cooking, music and studying traditional artefacts. At the end of the day, we had an assembly to share and celebrate our learning.
A HUGE thank you to all our staff, parents and children who contributed to this wonderful experience for our children and a big shout out to Mrs White and Mr Lorca who shared their Spanish and Filipino cultures with us all!
Sail Away
9 lucky children from St Paul's have had the opportunity to learn to sail. This week was their first opportunity to sail independently and what an amazing job they did . The children had to try and sail from one bouy to the next. There were plenty of laughs and screams, including one capsize and two boats stuck in the mud :)
We look forward to watching the children develop their skills over the next 6 weeks.
At the bottom of the Deep Blue Sea
Year 6 had the pleasure of welcoming Sea Keepers to St Paul's this week. Sea Keepers are a global organisation that promote ocean conservation and research.
The children were able to learn about the different types of marine habitats and organism that live in the deep depths of the ocean. They had the opportunity to ask real scientists questions about deep-sea life and some of the threats that our global ocean faces.
Roaming Romans
The children in year 3 and 4 had an amazing experience back in time, looking at the relics of Fishbourne Roman Palace.
They were able to experience dressing up in Roman costume, creating their own mosaics and spending time in the Roman gardens.
Mrs Killick received a lovely email from the team at Fishbourne Roman Palace praising the enthusiasm and exceptional behaviour of our children. A HUGE well done to all those children who represented St. Paul's so wonderfully.
Dear Mrs Killick,
I am writing to let you know that I was so impressed with your classes this week on their visits to Fishbourne Roman Palace. The children were very enthusiastic in the workshops, and their conduct was superb. Their teachers and adult helpers were really supportive and helpful, and it was a pleasure to meet them all. The children asked great questions in the workshop and they were polite to all who spoke to them. We very much look forward to welcoming your school back to Fishbourne Roman Palace in the future!
All best wishes,
Andie
Learning Officer
Design Time
Next half term Year 5 will be doing DT and will need a small shoe box for this.
Please would you send a box in with your child after half term
Thank you.
Lego League After School Club
It was great to see our children enjoying and completing the Lego League. Thank you to Mrs Rodrigues and Mrs Secci for running this club.
The children were awarded their Lego medals at the end of the program.
This week we the children have been learning about the life cycle of a frog.
Kirsty bought in four tadpoles. The children have been watching them start to grow legs and trying to guess how long they will take to turn into frogs.
For Cultural Day on Wednesday we learnt and celebrated the different cultures of our nursery children and their families. We have families from various countries and cultures in the nursery.
This includes; Africa, Bangladesh, Brazil, Croatia, England, El Salvador, Iraq, Ireland, Nigeria, Philippines, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Zimbabwe.
St Paul's Award
St Paul's Award
This weeks award is linked to this half terms Catholic Social Teaching
‘I am responsible’ in my school and local community
Nursery Sofia
St Peter Remi
St Anne Abel
St John Luka
St James Christabel
St Bernadette Enida
St Thomas Whole Class
St Pio Ayia
St Francis Kaitlyn
St Scholastica Woodie
St Benedict Leo
St Teresa Alexandra
St Edith Hetty
Well done to you all.
This week 235 children had 100% attendance, which is 84% of the school. This has fallen over the past few weeks. Please remember that Term Time Leave is NOT permitted and will not be authorised.
The class with this weeks winning attendance is St James with 98%
Well done you are able to wear non uniform on Friday 06 June .
Please note children cannot wear PJ's / crocs or unsuitable footwear.
Upcoming Events
June
02-13 - Year 4 MTC
09-13 - Year1 & 2 Phonics tests
12 - Stories in the sunshine
13 - Sing Around the Dockyard
18 - Annual School Mass at Cathedral
19 - Year 1 trip to IOW
19 - 4:30pm New to Reception Parents meeting
20 - Student voice celebration at University of Portsmouth
22 - First Holy Communion Mass
25 - Sports day - KS2 AM - KS1 & EY PM
26 - Winchester Hampshire games day
27 - Baroque to Blues and Beyond - Orchestra Concert
30 - Democracy day
30 June & 1 July Castle View and St Edmunds transition day
July
02 - Whole school Feast day Mass followed by Picnic
03 - 'Change Maker' Mass Choir Performance @ New Theatre Royal
04 Inset Day
08 - Top Brass Project Showcase
11 - Year R stay and play
14 - Yr6 retreat
14 - KS2 girls F1 Williams Trip
15 2:00pm & 6:00pm - Year 6 show
16 - Whole school transition afternoon
16 10.00am - Yr6 leavers mass
17 - whole school transition morning
17 - KS2 girls F1 Williams Trip
17 - 2:00pm Nursery graduation
18 - Reception stay and play
22 - Last day of academic year
Reflective Thought
"What does love look like? it has the hands to help others"
St Augustine
Message from Mrs Killick
Message from Mrs Killick
Year 6 SATS
A huge well done to our Year 6 children who were phenomenal in their application with their exams this week. Their annotations and use of taught skills were visible whilst I circulated the rooms to ensure that the tests were administered as per the guidelines. We are all immensely proud of you Year 6 and remember a SATs exam score does not tell us about who you are as a person. You are all far more special than a number. Enjoy a restful weekend.
Month of Mary
The Precious Month of May is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
As we start the month celebration for the Virgin Mary , the school was given a gift by
Fr Andrew of wonderful wooden statue of Our Lady with the Child.
The children pray during mass to the Virgin Mary and now
they can relate to her anytime they feel they need to or would like to.
Thank you Father.
Our May devotional journey:
The practise of praying the Rosary.
Thursday afternoon, after their SATs, Year 6 opened our devotional journey praying the Rosary and giving thanks for their life. They had the opportunity to experience the peace reached through the prayer of the Rosary entrusting their need to the Virgin Mary. Then, on Friday morning, all the classes dedicated half an hour to meditate the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary with an introduction led by adults. This was a special moment praying together for one another.
Let's Celebrate
After weeks of hard work and dedication, Year 6 celebrated the end of their SATs with a well-deserved picnic at Portchester Castle. The sun was shining as the students relaxed on the grass, enjoying their picnic, playing games, and having a very much deserved relax! It was a perfect way to mark the end of a challenging time and the beginning of new adventures. Thank you to Mr Burgess and Max for the very much needed ice pole delivery and all our volunteers who made the trip possible!
Cultural Day
Wednesday 21 May
We will be celebrating all the wonderful cultures in our school on 21 May and on this day children are invited to come to school dressed in their native clothes of their heritage.
Children from England can come in their dress down clothes or clothes representing the colour of our flag - red, white and blue.
This will be a wonder day for us all to learn about the different cultures that make up our school community.
SunSeekers Art in our Community
This week our children had the opportunity to participate in a community art workshop led by SunSeekers! The children were helping shape a new mural that will be going up in our local area. They had to think about what makes Paulsgrove special and what would they like to see in Paulsgrove in the future.
It was wonderful to see our children engaging with the wider community and exploring their artistic talents.
That's Cracking
This week we have had some 'eggciting' visitors arrive in Reception! 5 ducklings eggs are now living in our classroom! We are waiting eagerly for them to hatch! We have been learning about what they will look like and what things they will need. once they do hatch.
This week the children have been reading the story ' The Very Hungry Caterpillar' by Eric Carle. We have been learning all about the life cycle of the butterfly too. They worked together to create their own caterpillar, which has been displayed in our story corner.
The pre-school children have begun their set 1 sounds for RWI, have been learning the sounds 'm' and 'a', as well as trying to write the letters. We have been practising our Fred talk, to help to blend and segment some cvc words.
As a big well done to the Year 6 children on completing their SATS, we made some yummy cakes for them to enjoy.
Here is this weeks phonics homework for our Year 1 children.
Please watch the video, practise the sounds and challenge words as regularly as possible.
We can do it!
Reflective Thought
" Love is the only language everyone understands."
St Joseph Frienademetz
St Paul's Award
St Paul's Award
This weeks award is linked to this half terms Catholic Social Teaching
‘I am responsible’ in my school and local community
Nursery Marley
St Peter Byron
St Anne Dollyanna
St John Jaeda
St James Amanda A
St Bernadette Megan
St Thomas Amelia Grace
St Pio Patrick
St Francis Harry
St Scholastica Cruz
St Benedict Coden
Well done to you all.
This week 244 children had 100% attendance, which is 87% of the school. This % has fallen over the past few weeks. Please remember that Term Time Leave is NOT permitted and will not be authorised.
The class with this weeks winning attendance is St Thomas with 99%
Well done you are able to wear non uniform on Friday 23 May .
Please note children cannot wear PJ's / crocs or unsuitable footwear.
Upcoming Events
May
21 - Cultural Day
June
02-13 - Year 4 MTC
09-13 - Year1 & 2 Phonics tests
12 - Stories in the sunshine
13 - Sing Around the Dockyard
18 - Annual School Mass at Cathedral
19 - Year 1 trip to IOW
19 - 4:30pm New to Reception Parents meeting
20 - Student voice celebration at University of Portsmouth
22 - First Holy Communion Mass
25 - Sports day - KS2 AM - KS1 & EY PM
26 - Winchester Hampshire games day
27 - Baroque to Blues and Beyond - Orchestra Concert
30 - Democracy day
30 June & 1 July Castle View and St Edmunds transition day
July
02 - Whole school Feast day Mass followed by Picnic
03 - 'Change Maker' Mass Choir Performance @ New Theatre Royal
04 Inset day
08 - Top Brass Project Showcase
11 - Year R stay and play
14 - Yr6 retreat
14 - KS2 girls F1 Williams Trip
15 2:00pm & 6:00pm - Year 6 show
16 - Whole school transition afternoon
16 10.00am - Yr6 leavers mass
17 - whole school transition morning
17 - KS2 girls F1 Williams Trip
17 - 2:00pm Nursery graduation
18 - Reception stay and play
22 - Last day of academic year
Clerk to Academy Trust Board of Directors and Executive Administrator
Part Time: 300 hours per year
Start Date: Negotiable
Edith Stein Catholic Academy Trust (ESCAT) is looking to appoint an organised and proactive governance professional and administrator to provide a range of high-quality clerical, secretarial and administrative support to the Board of Directors and its committees and Executive Officers. For further details, please visit our website and read the Applicant Information pack.
Closing Date: Monday 02 June 2025, 12.00noon
Proposed Interviews: Week beginning Monday 09 June 2025
If you would like to come and have a chat with the Chair of the Trust or CEO prior to applying, please contact Sarah Mann, s.mann@oaklandscatholicschool.org.
Please note that the school reserves the right to appoint at any point during the recruitment process.
Pope Leo XIV
It is with great joy, we welcome Pope Leo XIV as the new Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church.
We offer our prayers and congratulations as he begins this sacred ministry of leading the faithful around the world. May the Holy Spirit guide him in wisdom, compassion, and strength.
On Wednesday morning Fr Andrew offered our Eastertide Mass with the intention to be united with the Cardinals of the Conclave while they made this important decision.
Victory in Europe 80
On Thursday 8 May 2025, we marked the historic 80th anniversary of VE Day in school. There was an assembly to launch VE day and classes completed their own learning about VE day during the day.
In the afternoon there was a whole school VE day 'street party' on the field.
We had wonderful decorations (bunting and flags) for the party which were made by the children.
This day was important to share with the children so that they remember how others have given us freedom whilst sacrificing their own lives through the war.
Polite Reminder
When collecting your child(ren) at the end of the day please would you ensure that you are fully dressed whilst on school site. We need to be setting the children a good example and coming onto school site 'shirtless' is not acceptable. Thank you in advance
Year 6 SATs
Just a reminder that the KS2 assessments are the week commencing the 12 May and there will be papers on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning.
All Year 6 children need to be in school by 8.30am, however they are welcome to come into school from 8:00am for a free breakfast with their teachers.
On Your Bike!
Year 5 have been learning the important skill of cycling and how to cycle safely on roads this week. It was especially lovely to see almost all of the children signed up for this amazing and free training, thank-you to all their parents for this.
The children have made great progress in their cycling skills, whether riding a bike for the first time or mastering how to cross a junction. It has also been great to see them enjoying being outside, active and challenging themselves.
Well done Year 5.
Footie Mad!
Girls from Year 3/4 took part in a community football event today. The girl worked well as a team and were positive throughout the event. One of our amazing pupils was also selected to receive the fair play award for her attitude towards others at the event.
Nursery
This week we have been celebrating the 80 years VE Day with a vaiety of activities including, making Union Jack flags and hats, dancing to wartime music and having our own street party.
Fabulous Phonics
Here are this weeks phonic sounds for you to practise with your children. These are for Year 1 children to prepare them for their phonics screening test in June.
This week 244 children had 100% attendance, which is 87% of the school. This % has fallen overt he past few weekls. Please remember that Term Time Leave is NOT permitted and will not be authorised.
The class with this weeks winning attendance is St Benedict with 100%
Well done you are able to wear non uniform on Friday 16 May .
Please note children cannot wear PJ's / crocs or unsuitable footwear.
Uniform changes from September 2025
From September 2025 the Governors have agreed the following changes to our uniform policy
Black ankle boots with a no/low heal may be worn with trousers (not skirts or pinafores) during winter.
Children will be able to change from their school shoes into trainers during playtime/lunchtime to enable them to take part in ball games but at the end of play must change back into their school shoes.
These changes were requested by our school council.
Reflective Thought
"To live well is to love God with all your heart"
Saint Augustine
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St Paul's Award
St Paul's Award
This weeks award is linked to this half terms Catholic Social Teaching
‘I am responsible’ in my school and local community
Nursery Cloda
St Peter Grace G
St Anne Ina
St John Everlynn
St James Chelsea
St Bernadette Fayez
St Thomas Rosco
St Pio Emerlee
St Francis Tilly
St Scholastica Esmae
St Benedict Arija
St Teresa Emilia
St Edith Indy
Well done to you all.
Welcome to this weeks newsletter, as you can see it has been a fun filled exciting learning week for our children.
Mrs Killick and Miss Podyma are thrilled to share that St Paul's has been chosen to work with two trainee educational psychologists (TEPs) from the University of Southampton on children's views of relational and restorative practice. They will be working with a focus group of children (selected by us) to find out the children's experiences of RRP. Today they came in and observed the school's check in circles and how our children facilitate these groups; ensuring that every child's voice is heard, valued and listened to. Please ensure you read the letter sent to you today on Arbor and please contact the school if you do not give permission for your child to be spoken to around their experiences of RRP.
Don't forget it is bank holiday and school will be closed on Monday. We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday.
Our Ambassadors
On Wednesday we had a special visit from two pupils from Oaklands school who are Catholic Social Teaching Ambassadors. They came to visit our St Paul's Ambassadors to explore how CST is lived out here at St Paul's.
It was an enriching day of formation sharing and they all enjoyed working together on the Catholic Social Teaching Principles by reflecting on how those principles are lived out in our Mother Mary, as we start the month of May which is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
Let's Celebrate
On Tuesday Reception invited parents and careers to their celebration of the word in St Paul's Church.
The children were amazing at listening and responding to the Scripture and reading prayers.
It was lovely to see so many parents attend.
Thank you for joining us
Year 6 SATs
Just a reminder that the KS2 assessments are the week commencing the 12 May and there will be papers on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning.
All Year 6 children need to be in school by 8.30am but are welcome to come into school from 8:00am for a free breakfast with their teachers.
If your child is unable to attend during school this week for any reason, then please do contact the school as soon as possible as we are able to put alternative plans in place (for exceptional circumstances) with approval from STA (the exam board). Please also provide your children with some extra morning snacks as SATs are hungry work!
If you have any questions, please do contact the Year 6 team.
Stop in the Name of the Law!
To launch our new book 'Cops and Robbers,' the Year 1 children discovered exciting clues on the carpet, including a police hat and robber’s top! They then used the clues to guess the title of our new story and enjoyed exploring new words as we read it together.
Later, we had a very special visitor—a real police officer! The children asked fantastic questions and loved hearing about how robbers are caught and what happens next.
A fun and memorable day full of learning!
VE 80
This week our wonderful year 6 children joined the Music Hub to produce a recording to commemorate the 80 anniversary of VE day.
We hope you will watch and enjoy the results.
☺️
A new parish name
A new parish name
Parish name.mp4Bishop Philip would like all of our local schools and churches from the South East Hampshire Pastoral area to become one large parish so together we need to choose a new name for this Parish.
Please see our video made my our prayer leaders and use the QR code/link to make your choice.
Votes need to be in by the 18 May. Thank you.
What a game!!
Some of our year 1 children had a great time at the KS1 Racket Skills Festival on Tuesday.
They took part in lots of team games to show off their racket skills.
Protect the planet
Protect the planet
To begin Year Two's new English topic based around the core text "Greta and the Giants", our class hook was to create signs to encourage others to stop climate change.
We wrote signs such as "Save our planet!", "Stop burning forests," "Protect habitats" and "Protect our environment."
We then marched around the school grounds shouting and protesting about Climate Change.
Watersports Fun
This week some of our Year 4 and 5 children went to the Andrew Simpson Centre to start their ten week course in sailing.
This week they learnt how to read a weather forecast, discussed which weather is the best to go sailing in, drew what a good/bad sailing day would look like and what they would need to wear to keep them safe on the water. Some of these included
Wetsuits
Spray jackets
Salopettes
Helmets
Buoyancy aids.
They also had to crack a code to find where the sailing kit that had been hidden on the field.
They had a great time and are very much looking forward to the coming weeks.
Please have a look at this weeks phonics learning for Year 1 children to prepare them for their phonics screening test in June.
This week , the children have enjoyed listening to our book of the week ‘Dear Zoo’ by Rod Campbell.
Some of the children also made collage animal masks.
We have also been enjoying the sunny weather, in the nursery garden.
The children have helped build obstacle courses, houses and tents; been on big hunts;
looked at books; explored the sand and water trays; as well as drawing large and small pictures using paint or chalk.
Padhraig also created “Stonehenge” using foam bricks!
This week 237 children had 100% attendance, which is 85% of the school - well done everyone.
The class with this weeks winning attendance is St Benedict with 99%
Well done you are able to wear non uniform on Friday 09 May .
Please note children cannot wear PJ's / crocs or unsuitable footwear.
St Paul's Award
St Paul's Award
This weeks award is linked to this half terms Catholic Social Teaching
‘I am responsible’ in my school and local community
Nursery Penelope
St Peter Alicja
St Anne Audrey
St John Ezra
St James Izzabella
St Bernadette Leighton
St Thomas Fafali
St Pio Barachel
St Francis Henry
St Scholastica Mika
St Benedict Shona
St Teresa Kristelle
St Edith Jonathan
Well done to you all.
Reflection Thought
Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.
St Teresa of Calcutta (Mother Teresa)
Cleaner Required
We are looking to appoint reliable, hardworking and enthusiastic school cleaners to join our friendly team. This post is for 10 hours per week (3:30 - 5:30pm) term time plus weeks in the school holidays. An ability to maintain high standards of cleanliness and safety is essential. Previous experience is desirable but not necessary as full training will be provided.
St Paul’s Catholic Primary School and Portsmouth City Council are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We will ensure that all our recruitment and selection practices reflect this commitment. All successful candidates will be subject to Disclosure and Barring Service checks along with other relevant employment checks.
Please email the completed application forms to alex_doolan@st-pauls.portsmouth.sch.uk
Early applications are encouraged, and we reserve the right to close the vacancy if a suitable candidate is found.
Please use the link below
Portsmouth Comic Con
Portsmouth Comic Con 2025 has a fantastic line up and great workshops for children and young people.
Full literary line up is here: Book Guests – Portsmouth Comic Con
Saturday
11am Workshop: Graphic Novel Workshop - hosted by Salomey Doku & Lewis Hancox (Upper KS2-Lower KS3)
12.30pm Panel: Rise of Romantasy: Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson Stephanie Burgis
Sunday
11am Workshop: Storytelling Workshop - hosted by Claire Linney (Age Range: Years 4/5/6)
12.30pm Panel: Fantasy Interrupted: Claire Linney & Zen Cho
Claire Linney is running a Storytelling workshop on Sunday 11am for years 4/5/6. Her first book is about Tudors and her second is about Victorians. While they’re fiction, the books are based on real Black figures in history. A day ticket gets you entry into all the talks !
Welcome Back
Welcome Back
It was wonderful to welcome back the children on Wednesday after a very long holiday. We started this half term with our Easter mass in the church and the children were exceptional with their singing, behaviour and reflectiveness
On Monday we all woke to the sad news of the passing Pope Francis whose life was lived in prayer and devotion to God. Pope Francis lived a simple life and show Jesus’ love to all he met.
A Prayer for Pope Francis
A Prayer for Pope Francis
Father in heaven, we praise your name
for all who have finished this life loving and trusting you, for the example of their lives, and the peace in which they rest.
We praise you today for your servant Francis and for all you did through him.
Meet us in our sadness and fill our hearts with praise and thanksgiving for the sake our risen Lord, Jesus Christ.
Amen.
Easter Baptism Mass
The Easter Vigil, also known as the Paschal Vigil, and Easter day are central liturgies in the liturgical year for the Catholic Church as it is a time of great spiritual renewal.
This is a special occasion where those preparing to join the Church through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) and children are baptized, and/or confirmed and welcomed into full communion as children of God into the Christian family.
On Saturday night in St Colman's Church in Cosham and on Sunday Morning in St Paul's church, Fr Andrew baptised more than 20 individuals, adults and children and some of the children are members from our school community. A truly wonderful celebration and a huge congratulations to you all.
Church Choir
On Wednesday morning during the School Easter mass, Fr Andrew blessed and gave to Sharon, Jana, Alissa, Ade and Alisson a special recognition and a formal enrollment as part of the Church choir.
Thank you girls for your commitment to enriching Sunday masses at St Paul's Church with your beautiful voices.
We are so proud of you all.
This week in nursery the pre-school children have been excited to start lots of fun new activities and experiences, to help them become ‘big school ready!’ This has included, Read Write Inc, lunch in the hall, learning to take our socks and shoes off and put them on again; as well as continued visits to reception class.
We would also like to welcome all of the new children and their families to the nursery.
Year R - Longdown Farm
This week Reception went on their school trip to Longdown Activity farm. The children had an amazing time being mini farmers for the day, helping farmer Brian! They fed lots of different animals, held a chick and even went on a bumpy tractor ride!
St Paul's Award
St Paul's Award
This weeks award is linked to this half terms Catholic Social Teaching "I am Responsible"
Nursery Aria
St Peter Whole Class
St Anne Rhanhni
St John Raven
St James Cristiano L
St Bernadette Eddy
St Thomas Jayden
St Pio Daniel D
St Francis Freddy
St Scholastica Beau
St Benedict Olan
St Teresa Joseph J
St Edith Kayden
Well done to you all.
Year 1
This half term, homework for our year one children will be focused on their phonics learning to best prepare them for their phonics screening test in June. Please can we ask that you watch the video, practise the sounds and challenge words as regularly as possible.
This week 252 children had 100% attendance, which is 90% of the school - well done everyone.
The class with this weeks winning attendance is St Benedict with 98.6%
Well done you are able to wear non uniform on Friday 02 May .
Please note children cannot wear PJ's / crocs or unsuitable footwear.
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