Scrooge
We are so proud of the children from KS2 for their performance of Scrooge!
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Children of the World – Nativity
We were so proud of the children from KS1 performing ‘Children of the World’. Look below to see some of the photographs from the performance.
School Shakespeare Festival
Children in Year 5 and 6 performed ‘A Midsummers Night’s Dream’ at Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park on Friday 23rd November. We are extremely proud of the children and their performance.
School Shakespeare Festival
Children in Year 5 and 6 performed ‘A Midsummers Night’s Dream’ at Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park on Friday 23rd November. We are extremely proud of the children and their performance.
Mini Vinnies 2018
Our Mini Vinnies decided to raise money for Alder Hey to acknowledge the wonderful work they do. The organised a whole school fundraiser then Irene came with Oli the Elephant to present the cheque.
Welcome Miss Tinsley
Welcome to Miss Tinsley who started as our new school cook this week.
She has some interesting ideas on how to make meals more attractive to our pupils and has received some positive feedback on her cooking from our customers.
We look forward to many more tasty meals from Miss Tinsley and wish her much success in her time as part of our school team.
Worship Warriors
Well done to our Year 5 Worship Warriors who took part in an after school club then led a collective worship through drama the following week.
RE Inspection – OUTSTANDING IN ALL AREAS AGAIN!
School was inspected by Liverpool Archdiocese on Tuesday 1st May 2018. They judged the school to be OUTSTANDING in all areas.
Congratulations to all children, staff, parents and governors for their contribution towards our success. A full copy of the report is available by following the link below:
Archbishop McMahon’s Easter Message
A BOB Box for Archbishop McMahon
Children from St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Huyton, have made a BOB (Bat or Bird) Box for Archbishop McMahon to put up in the grounds of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King.
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