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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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Please see the themed menu for Thursday 21st May. If your child does not usually stay for school lunch, but would like to on this day, please contact the school office.

🪩 Dance Club 🪩 This week, dance club busted some moves to ‘Dance Monkey’ as they learnt a brand new dance routine. We worked on dancing in cannon, unison and strutting our stuff in our own way! What a fabulous session! 🕺

Cookery club 👩‍🍳 practised some food preparation skills tonight including peeling, cutting, grating and spreading. They made their own delicious rainbow wraps 🌈. They even managed a little bit of cleaning and sweeping 🧹

🌱 Reception Forest School 🌱 Today in Forest School, our Reception class enjoyed planting runner beans in plant pots, in hopes it grows into a magical beanstalk. Peter, who looks after our allotment, kindly helped the children with their planting. The children carefully poured in the soil, made a hole, placed the bean inside, and then covered it over. We will be checking on our beans every day to see how they grow, making sure to water them and give them plenty of sunshine. We’re looking forward to watching their beanstalks grow over the coming weeks! 🌞🌿

🌿 Reception Forest School 🌿 Our Reception class have had a fantastic time at Forest School! The children thoroughly enjoyed roasting marshmallows on the campfire and there were lots of smiles all around. 😊 Before lighting the fire, we spent lots of time learning how to stay safe, talking carefully through our fire rules and demonstrating how to behave responsibly around a campfire. The children showed excellent listening skills and made sure they followed all the rules throughout the session. It was wonderful to see their confidence grow, and even better to see their happy faces as they enjoyed their toasted marshmallows at the end of the activity! 🔥🍡

Year 5 have had a great day walking around part of the heritage trail in Seaham looking for evidence of when and why we became a town and what life was like. They showed excellent enquiry skills and we hope they share the walk with their families. Thank you to the grown ups who volunteered their day to come along and help out!