St Thomas More Catholic Primary School News
School News
Odd Socks Day - wear odd socks in support of Anti-Bullying Week!
This event is this Monday 12th November!Children in Need Day - Donate £1.00 to wear spotty clothes!
Don't forget this event next week!Help Needed!
Can you give us a hand?Happy Half Term Holiday Everyone!
Enjoy and don't forget we return to school on Monday 5th November!Hello :) and Goodbye :(
Happy and Sad News...School Christmas Fair
Want to come along or have a stall?Maths and English Mastery Workshop
Come and find out more!History Van Visit to KS2
Please remember to send in your voluntary donation...We need your old toys and games!
Please can you help our school out?Y3 Swimming Lessons
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Latest School Calendar Events
- Anti-Bullying Week12Nov2018
- Children in Need Day - Donate £1.00 to wear spotty clothes!15Nov2018
- Introduction to Maths and English Mastery @ 8:50 - 9:3015Nov2018
- Y1 Trip to Emergency Services Museum16Nov2018
- Y3 Swimming Lesson16Nov2018
12 Nov Supporting Anti-Bullying Week with our Odd Socks today! @ABAonline #AntiBullyingWeek https://t.co/MdYOGb3Hsd
6 Nov Due to problems with our internet we have been unable to email out the newsletter or put it on our website! We will… https://t.co/hTxZ3hbP2w
25 Oct Making volcanoes and drilling for the core!!! https://t.co/RljftskPnU
25 Oct Y3 are having a fantastic time so for at Magna! We got a little wet in the Water Pavilion but had great fun 🙈🙈 https://t.co/CxjtDHOXAX
16 Oct Have a great time on your retreat today Y6!
5 Oct Thanks to everyone who brought in food items for our CAFOD Harvest Fast Day this week - we will be distributing the… https://t.co/9c54XTRnRp
3 Oct Y6 had fun making clay artifacts from the Indus Valley - they look fantastic Y6! https://t.co/DOeAjkMqy0
Welcome to St Thomas More Catholic Primary!
I am so proud to be Headteacher of a school that celebrates the uniqueness and dignity of each individual and where our friendly staff and school community work together to ensure that every pupil is enabled to reach their full potential. We have high expectations of all members of our school community and we aim to foster a love of learning that children will take to secondary school and through to adult life.
We are first and foremost a Catholic School. R.E. is central to all we do at St Thomas More and prayer and worship are an important part of our daily school life. Through living out our mission statement and ensuring Gospel values underpin all we do, our pupils are helped to develop an understanding of Catholic values and doctrines. Our children are encouraged to develop respect of self and others and use the basis that we should love God and one another. Everyone is made in the image and likeness of God, and has dignity that does not depend on age, race, gender, wealth or any other attribute.
As the first and foremost educators of your children we hope to involve you as much as possible in your child’s education. If at any stage you have concerns or suggestions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Donna Faley
Headteacher
