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St Michael’s RC Primary School is a Catholic family
of faith, following the teaching of Christ.

We strive to create an environment where all members of our school community
respect the values of: Church, Independence, Resilience, Caring, Learning and
Enjoyment for all. Belief in these values will nurture all as individuals and instil
in them the confidence to meet their full potential, providing them with the best
grounding for their future place in an ever changing world.

Coronavirus Information

Welcome to St Michael’s Catholic Primary School and Nursery. We serve the local community providing a Catholic education within our whole school ethos embedded in Christian values. Our school values are called CIRCLE values and stand for Care, Independence, Resilience, Church, Learning and Enjoyment. We encourage our whole school community to follow these values to ensure that we all conduct ourselves with respect as individuals created by Christ.

Our whole staff, whether teaching or support, strive to provide our children with a world class education to equip them with the tools that they will need to lead successful and aspirational lives – always striving for the best that they can be.

I am honoured to be the Head Teacher of this school with its atmosphere of learning, fun and enjoyment. I hope you find this website helpful and informative. However this is only a snap shot of what we provide for our children and for all the adults working in our school community. Please do feel free to come and visit our vibrant school by contacting the school office by phone 01634 832578 or email office@stmichaeslrcp.org and Mrs Cleall Harding, Mrs Hurst or Mrs White will only be too happy to help.

Mrs Katharine Sexton

September Full Return To School Letter

Dear parents and carers,

We are busy getting prepared for the full return of our children in September. For the last two Inset days we have been planning for our Recovery Curriculum. We want to ensure that we will be delivering a broad and balanced curriculum ensuring that the gaps in knowledge that may have been developed will be filled, as well as ensuring that all the fundamentals in education like reading, writing and maths are also covered. We have been so pleased with the numbers of children who completed all the home learning but there is no substitute for being in school and we are so looking forward to seeing everyone.

We do recognise that for some children and their parents coming back to school might be a rather daunting prospect but we will all do our best to keep us safe and to allay any fears you might have. We have been lucky as we have had YR, Y1, Y6 and in St Michael’s, Y5 back to school in June and July so we have had a bit of a dress rehearsal for the wider school opening in regard to health and safety procedures. We have taken our existing risk assessment and have only had to modify it slightly. At the moment it is being consulted with by all staff and governors but this will be completed in good time for September so that all parents can have a look at it on our website to fully inform them and hopefully allay any concerns they might have.

I will be writing to all parents again with further details but so far parents need to know that: (read more)

You can also read the Fridays 17th end of term update here.

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Welcome for September

Welcome from Mrs Sexton for our new children Starting in September

Presentation for New Parents

End of Year Certificates Assembly

End of year assembly acknowledging all the children that have really impressed us throughout the year.

School Tour for September

Welcome to the new pupils starting in reception in September here is a tour of your new classrooms. We can’t wait to meet you all.

See what we have been getting up to over Easter

Our new Noah's Ark and Timeline Corridors

CEOP Safety Centre

CEOP helps any child or young person under the age of 18 who is being pressured, forced or tricked into taking part in sexual activity of any kind. This can be something that has taken place either online or in ‘the real world’, or both. The CEOP Safety Centre has clear information and advice on what can be reported to CEOP, how to tell us and what will happen if you do tell us. You can visit the CEOP Safety Centre and make a report directly to CEOP by clicking this Click CEOP button.

If you are experiencing online bullying or something else online has worried you please speak to an adult you trust, or you can talk to Childline at any time on 0800 1111 or at www.childline.org.uk.