St Michael's Catholic Primary School
In the footsteps of Jesus, we strive to achieve excellence in everything we do
As part of the children’s study on an international topic they learned about another country’s history, art, geography, culture, food and music. This culminated into an International celebration whereby the children performed a poem, song or dance from their country. After the performances, parents took part in further music, food and fun together. A big …
St. Michael’s celebrated Sports Day in Flander’s Field. The whole school took part and the parents joined too. We also had support from St Bonaventures 6th form students, who have always helped us with our Sports Day. The children had great fun and they took part in a variety of sports activities such as Javelin, …
Congratulations to every pupil in Year 4 for beating 10,000 applicants to win the ‘This Is Me’ poem competition. The competition was organised by Young Writers, a company that encourages children to take an interest in developing their writing acumen. Their poems are also going to be published by the company and very child who …
St Michael’s had a fantastic time celebrating the Queens 70th Platinum Jubilee. The children took part in a parade wearing their own beautifully designed crowns and tiaras. The pupils sung the anthem beautifully and enjoyed their special History and Art sessions all about the Queen.
Our parents at St Michael’s participated in a Jubilee Royal Bake off to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee. There were prizes for the best cakes, which were chosen by the children. All the entries were great and a big thank you to all those who took part Congratulations to the winners who were 1st place Alexander …
To celebrate world book weeks the children at St Michael’s created a hat that best represented their favourite book or book character. The children made a real effort in making their hats and enjoyed wearing them in school. In further celebration of world book week. All the children participated in a variety of activities to …
During Citizenship Week, we focused on building bridges between people by celebrating our differences and showing tolerance and understanding towards those who are different to us. The children took part in a Danceathon to raise money for CAFOD (The Catholic Agency for Overseas Development). This is charity that stands beside people livingin poverty – whatever …
This year children at St Michael’s have been exploring significant Black people from Britain. With the support and guidance of their teachers, students had a great time finding out about the Black Britons who helped shaped the country. EYFS – Learnt about Sir Mo Farah and Sheku Kanneh- Mason. They read picture books written by …
On Thursday 11th November 2021, Fr. Bob, staff and pupils of year 6 attended the special service of remembrance, which was held at the cenotaph in Central Park to mark the 103rd anniversary.
This year we celebrated Citizenship Fortnight at St. Michael’s from Monday 19th April until Friday 30th April 2021. Citizenship Fortnight offers the children and staff an opportunity to develop their Christian beliefs and faith through their actions. This is done within a theme. The title of our theme this year was ‘Friends of the Earth’. …
