Keep up to date with all the news happening in school at the moment.

• 'Adrift' Action Transport Theatre

  Thu 27 Feb 2020

  A refugee fairytale.

   

  Two children are in a boat.

   

  They play. They laugh. They argue.

   

  They dream of catching a fish so big it will capsize the boat. Of encountering a mermaid who will sing them the most beautiful melodies. Of lassoing a whale who will pull them to shore, to a new land of thick green grass and endless blue skies. A safe land.

  Adrift is a brand new play from Beverley Hancock-Smith, developed by acclaimed children’s theatre company Action Transport Theatre, created in partnership with St. Bernard’s RC Primary School.

   

  Visit website HERE

   

   

  

• World Book Day Menu

  Tue 25 Feb 2020

   

  Mr Twitts Spaghetti bolognaise

  Served with Mrs twitts garlic crunchy bread

  Or

  Matildas macaroni cheese

  Or

  Big friendly giant jacket potato

   

  Desserts

  Willy wonkas chocolate ice-cream

  Georges marvellous blackcurrant juice

   

• Mo Salah visits St Paul's official LFC Photo's

  Thu 13 Feb 2020
  

• Mo Salah visits St Paul's..updated 12.50pm

  Wed 12 Feb 2020
  

• Always Club 7th February 2020

  Mon 10 Feb 2020
  

• 500 Words Writing Competition 2020

  Mon 10 Feb 2020 ORDS
  Click HERE to view

• School Council - Mood Spheres

  Thu 06 Feb 2020

  Members of St Pauls Catholic Junior School council have been discussing the pressures of school life, mental health in adults and children and the expectations the younger generation now face from society.

  Our School council want to make an impact and create change. Through pupil voice, we have decided to provide a service where children at St Paul’s can talk to each other and feel like they are listened to. Following on from this, our councillors wanted to create something that people can hold when they are feeling pressure and worries in and out of school.

  ‘Mood Spheres’ are fun, vibrant and sensory items which are made by hand with love and support. We believe that supporting each other as a school community is vital therefore any money we raise from this small business project will be used to provide facilities in our school garden.

  Researchers have found that planting a beautiful gardening can be a great way to relieve stress and this positive impact can boost people’s mood, reduce symptoms of anxiety and improve attention span in everyday life.

   

  Click HERE for powerpoint presentation

  

• St Paul’s Catholic Junior School Wellbeing Survey (Parent Version)

  Mon 03 Feb 2020
  Click HERE to take survey

• Always Club 31st January 2020

  Mon 03 Feb 2020
  

• Archdiocesan School Building Fund (Levy) – 2019-2020.

  Sat 01 Feb 2020
  Click HERE to view