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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.

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

15th November 2019 Newsletter

Dear all

We had a lovely Remembrance Day assembly on Monday when we remembered all the soldiers who have died in the wars. We also thought about those loved ones close to us who are also no longer with us– we shared their photos and memories in class as well

We have been carrying out some work on anti bullying this week and some children took part in “odd socks” day on Tuesday to show that we are all individuals. Each class has an anti bullying champion that any of their classmates can go to if they are worried about something or children can also use our worry boxes to post their concerns in. We do have a very open atmosphere here as the children know that they can approach any adult or peer in the school if they have worries and that these will be acted upon.

Today is Children In Need. Many thanks to those staff who dressed up for the occasion and collected money at the school gate and also a huge thanks to all the parents and their families who donated money and came into school in spotty clothes.

Thank you to those parents who attended our “Come and see us doing maths “ sessions this week with more next week. Unfortunately w e can’t offer the playground any longer to park cars as this is proving to be awkward for when we need to open the school to allow the rest of the parents to enter the playground.

Accompanying this newsletter is an information leaflet for all parents about TikTok– an app that some children are using to share videos etc. It is important that we are all safeguarding our children by informing ourselves of what our children are doing on line

Have a good weekend

Mrs Sexton