Monthly Archives: March 2020

Dear Parents/Carers, I hope everyone is managing as best you can with these challenging and unsettling times that we are all experiencing. It is almost impossible to plan and prepare more than a day ahead as things are changing rapidly … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Re: Coronavirus update – school closure to most pupils Overnight the government has updated and confirmed the list of essential and key workers. The full list is below. It is not now required for both parents to be … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Thought I would contact you all before we close for most pupils today. Obviously this is a difficult and challenging time for all of us and things are changing almost hour by hour. We do not know when … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Just to confirm some decisions we have made regarding upcoming events in school. The upcoming trips for Year 6 to Harry Potter World on 25th March and Year 3 to Mountfitchett Castle on 27th March have been cancelled. … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Next week is very important and special as we celebrate St Joseph’s Day on Thursday and our Spring Book Fair arrives on Wednesday. We will also be continuing our Lenten fundraising for CAFOD with our “Yellow Day” on … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Coronavirus I will keep you updated if anything changes in the next few days and weeks. It is a rapidly changing situation and we are taking the normal precautions. We are not planning to cancel any events or … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Masses and Assemblies Well done to Class 6C who presented a very powerful and reflective assembly on “Death and New Life” this week. Our Year 6 pupils will be leading the special Deanery Mass for all the Catholic … Continue reading →

Dear Parents/Carers, Coronavirus I sent home a letter yesterday from the local authority with up to date information about the Coronavirus. I will keep you updated if anything changes in the next few days and weeks. At school we are … Continue reading →