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Welcome

I hope this website gives you a flavour of life at St Peter’s and paints a picture of all the wonderful things we do at school.

Within our school, we seek to create a happy, friendly, and supportive environment, where every child can develop spiritually, emotionally, intellectually, and socially. It is the aim of everyone in our school to help the children grow in their journey of faith, with the Gospel values at the centre of everything we do.

By providing a range of exciting opportunities and experiences within our broad and balanced curriculum, children are encouraged to aim for the highest possible standards.

Mrs P McArthur

Headteacher

Our Values

Our vision at St Peter’s is to create a vibrant, caring school community in which every child can achieve their learning potential, develop their unique talents, and become the absolute best they can be in preparation for the next stage in their lives.

Our aim is to provide a safe, welcoming and caring community nurturing the growth of every individual, spiritually, socially, morally and academically in an environment founded on Catholic beliefs. We recognise the God given uniqueness and wonder of everyone and seek to achieve our full potential through the commitment of all.

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We send out letters and newsletters on a regular basis to keep parents up to date with school decisions and progress.

At St Peter's, we keep our parents, carers and families informed about upcoming events and celebrations of our children's successes. We regularly publish a newsletter, which is sent out electronically to all of our parents and is made available on this page. We also use Social media to share the very latest events, learning and religious celebrations that take place within our school.

Latest News

R.E. – God Calls Us by Our Name

In Week 2 of our Domestic Church topic, we learned that God knows everyone’s names. God knows us, loves us, and calls us by our name. We rolloed a ball around a circle and whoever it stopped at had to say, “My name is …….., I am precious”. We then wrote our names in hearts […]

This isn’t just play, it’s…

…number recognition, co-operation, creating instructions, fine and gross-motor skills, sorting, problem solving, and more. Play in the EYFS is a crucial way of developing a vast array of skills and we’re already finding lots of ways to consolidate the skills we’re teaching the children. These activities can be adult or child-initiated and constitute a large […]

Art – Mark Making with Crayons

In our very first art lesson, we explored mark making with crayons. We were allowed to make any kind of lines we wanted – wavy, zig-zag, long, short – whatever we could think of. Afterwards, we used our crayons sideways to make rubbings of different objects and surfaces in the classroom. We talked about how […]

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