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Termdates Latest News Summer BBQ a sizzling success
It's that time of year again
World Cup Fever Day
Disability Awareness Day
Athletics Tournament
More News Events & Dates St Catherine of Siena Catholic Primary School 06/09 AUTUMN TERM BEGINS - pupils
08/09 8th Sept - 17th Sept:
06/10 Welcome celebration for the
07/10 Ten Ten Theatre day &
11/10 Years 5/6 Parents'
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We hope you like our new look website which is intended to be used by both children and their parents as an introduction and insight into the hopes and aspirations of our school community.

We are constantly updating the website with school information, important dates, newsletters and news but if you feel there is anything you would like to see that we haven't included, then please do let us know.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact us here at the school and we will do our very best to answer them for you.
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The sun came out for the summer barbecue on 10th July, and so did the people making it a sizzling success.

 

There were lots of stalls and activities running to keep us all entertained including the Taiko Drum’s and Irish Dancing, kids bounced on the bouncy castle and loved the huge slide!  Mr Speakes and Mrs Phipps did a great job on the beat the goalie and netball games. The limo rides were ve

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We are delighted that you have taken this opportunity to visit our school website. We hope that by the end of your visit, you gain an insight into school life.

We are a Catholic school where our values, beliefs and practice permeate every aspect, in line with our mission statement, "Live, love and learn joyfully together through Jesus and His Church". We are one form entry, Reception to year six. The catchment area is unchanged since our last inspection in November 2006 and we are at capacity. We benefit from enthusiastic leadership and management by the experienced governors, headteacher and senior leadership team. Skilful staff are often asked to share good practice with other schools. The school is commited to monitoring and evaluating themselves. Areas for development are in our current School Development Plan which is available in the office.

We encourage our pupils to be partners in their education, to thrive on challenge and share the responsibility for their own learning within a caring and supportive atmosphere. This helps to create the dynamic learning environment that exists here and which we trust will enable all of us to achieve our full potential.
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Born in 1347, at Siena, Italy, Saint Catherine lived through the Black Death, famine and numerous civil wars. During her lifetime the papal residence moved from Rome to Avignon and back again, and the great western Schism pitted Pope against anti-pope.

Even at a young age, Catherine sensed the troubled society around her and wanted to help. Childishly she dreamed of dressing up like a man to become a Dominican friar; more than once she ran into the street to kiss the ground where Dominicans walked. line