St Michael's Catholic Primary School
In the footsteps of Jesus, we strive to achieve excellence in everything we do
The nursery children at St Michael’s went on a recent visit to a fire station as a part of their People Who Help Us topic. They were able to sit in the fire trucks and see how the fire hose works in an emergency. We also had some amazing parent volunteers that attended with us. We …
St Michael’s went back to bed for World Book Day! Our theme was bedtimes stories so we came to school in our pyjamas and enjoyed a day of reading and story telling. We spent the week focusing on poetry and were able to be inspired by great poets. Some of us also wrote and performed …
This year for Citizenship Week our theme was ‘Equality Matters’. We took time to look at the importance of showing love and respect to all our fellow citizens, regardless of their age, race, religion or culture. We had a chance to go attend a charity fair and meet lots of remarkable people who give up …
St Michael’s participated in The Song For All Project which commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Oxford University Press (OUP) Music Department. The song, Rhythm, was written by the OUP composer Bob Chilcott. The aim was to get as many schools singing and performing the song as possible. We were proud to be a part …
On 6th July, the pupils, parents and staff had a wonderful day celebrating the culture of traditional dance and food from different countries. It was a fantastic afternoon with beautiful costumes and great dance moves. The children and staff worked very hard prior to the event and was worth it as the children had the …
On 21st June, we celebrated our annual sports Day at Flander’s Field. All the children participated in a variety of sports activities including Javelin, discus, water race, egg and spoon race, football penalties, hurdles and tug of war. With the support from St Bonaventure’s 6th form students, made the event a great success.
On 12th June, pupils in year 6, attended the residential Outdoor Education Centre, Fairplay House. The children participated in variety of activities, which included water Sports, high adventure, team building and environmental sessions. The children had a great time and we hope this outdoor learning experience helps them to grow and develop as individuals and …
On 25th May, the school participated in the Bikeability programme, which is the government’s free national cycle training programme. Their aim is by 2025,to have helped 5 million children take up the Bikeability cycle training to enable them to be confident, learn practical skills, have improved well- being, be more active and have a better understanding on …
On 22nd May, pupils in year 6 attended Kew Gardens, which is a botanic garden in southwest London that houses the “largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world”. They had an opportunity to learn about the world of science behind these botanical collections. These collections date back to the early 18th …
On 3rd May, our Brilliant Club pupils attended a graduation event to celebrate their hard work on The Scholars Programme. The event took place at King’s College London. The pupils met with existing students who provided an insight into university life. They were also given a tour of the university, followed by a graduation ceremony …
