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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.

We’ve been awarded the Gold School Games award.

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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

28th February 2020 Newsletter

Dear all,

Welcome back to term 4. We have had a really busy first week back.

On Tuesday a group of year 5 children entered a competition to present to the Mayor of Medway and a panel about how ethnically inclusive we are as a school. We came 2nd in the competition and the children were excellent, speaking very eloquently about our school, really speaking from the heart about what we do for all of our diverse community here at St Michael’s: our Language Ambassadors, our themed weeks, our Black History work and lots more. I was really proud of them. Well done to the children and to Mrs Collins who supported them.

We are now in the holy season of Lent, we all went to mass and received our ashes from Fr Baker reflecting on how we can be more like Jesus in our lives especially in Lent—thinking about being kind, giving to charity and praying more. We will be doing more about this in the weeks to come and talking about the new charity that we will be supporting in Zimbabwe to aid the school children there-more to follow next week. We will also be supporting the Catholic Children’s Society

Next week is Book Week and we have lots planned, a letter has gone out to already by Miss Smart. The children can dress up as their favourite book character on Thursday of next week ( World Book Day) if they wish, but I know that this can be expensive both in time and money for parents so please do feel free to dress up but there is no obligation this year– we have lots of other book activities planned on that day too.

I have already sent home some guidance regarding the Coronavirus. We are following the advice from Public Health and are washing our hands regularly to avoid spreading of germs.

Have a good weekend

Mrs Katharine Sexton

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