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Welcome to St. Cuthbert’s Catholic Primary School website.

Every member of our school community at St. Cuthbert’s is unique, talented and loved by God. We strive for excellence and live our lives to the full with Christ in our head, in our hands and in our hearts.

We hope our website gives you a good picture of our school community and we strongly encourage you to visit or get in touch to find out more about our lovely school family.

Nicola Noble
Headteacher

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This afternoon, Year 2 enjoyed learning how to make an animation on Purple Mash.

🧑‍🍳 Cookery Club 🧑‍🍳 Tonight, cookery club picked their choice of toppings before chopping and spreading to make their favourite pizza buns. Some couldn’t wait and ate them straight away, others took them home to share with families.

How lovely to be out in the sunshine! ☀️

🌿Reception Forest School🌿 This afternoon, our Reception children enjoyed spending time outdoors and expressing their creativity. After reading the story ‘The Gruffalo’, the children worked together in teams to design and create their own clay models of the Gruffalo. They used a variety of natural materials that they discovered around them. This activity encouraged teamwork, imagination and hands-on learning. It was lovely to see the children so engaged throughout.

☀️ Reception Outdoor Learning ☀️ Our Reception children have had a wonderful time exploring our little yard this morning. They loved taking part in a range of activities, including washing the ducks, building sand castles, pedalling the bikes, and getting imaginative in the mud kitchen. It was lovely to see so much teamwork, creativity and joy as the children made the most of the sunshine. A fun-filled morning of learning through play! 🌿✨

🍃You’re Invited 🍃 We are excited to announced that we are running our very first OPAL Stay and Play afternoon. We are inviting our families to join their children for an afternoon of den building, crafting and bug hotel building. The afternoon will be supported by our parent support group selling refreshments, Peter over in the allotment and Mrs Cook toasting marshmallows around the fire pit for £1. We are continuously replenishing our OPAL supplies and are asking for a donation, no matter how big or small, to add to our playtimes. This could be anything from a wooden spoon for the mud kitchen, to an outgrown fancy dress costume or a scooter for the wheelie area. We can’t wait to have you join us for an afternoon outdoors!