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Meet our 2022-2023 Mini Vinnies ‘Mini Vinnies’ are children in our school from Year 3 to Year 6 who are encouraged to embark on their first steps as possible ‘Vincentians for life’ by supporting our local community and those in need. As Mini Vinnies, the youngsters have their own ‘treasured’ Prayer, Pledge and Badge and meet together regularly to think of ways they …

Congratulations to our Stars Of The Week for this week. Children in KS1 and KS2 were awarded certificates for some amazing things this week. Keep up the good work! Children were also awarded certificates and a special pencil for being Reader Of The Week. It was lovely to hear about children enjoying and promoting reading to their friends. A big …

These ambassadors will help ensure: Children learn about rights Children can exercise their rights There is a culture of respect across the school There is pupil engagement and a shared sense of community and belonging Help children’s voices to be heard and valued Encourage others to take their right to an education seriously Take part in Global citizenship so children …

This week in science club we were learning about static electricity. We designed our own charactered then charged up the atoms in our balloons by rubbing them on our jumper. When we held the balloon next to our characters they floated or stuck to the balloon. Then to end our club we looked at the effects of static electricity when …

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Congratulations to our latest Stars Of The Week. A new award was introduced today, Reader Of The Week. We are encouraging children to read more often and read for pleasure both in school and at home.

Year 1 and Year 2 had a great time in science club learning about and investigating chromatography,  

Year 6 took part in an outreach workshop with Naomi from the D.L.I and 3 of her veteran volunteers. The children learnt about WW1, handled primary and secondary sources of evidence and explored the ways different groups of people were affected by the war in our local area with the help of some role play. Chronology task Analysing sources of …

We are very proud of our Year 5 and Year 6 children who represented our school at the tag rugby competition on Wednesday. The A team came 4th and the B team came 7th overall which is an amazing achievement.

  We were given an animal and a headband. We put our animal on our headband and were asked to group ourselves. Once we did this we thought about what sort of things the creatures in our group had in common and we thought about whether any other creatures could have also joined our group. We then got into 5 …

On Thursday, KS1 children enjoyed a jam packed afternoon of dancing with Sophie from the Easington School Sports Partnership. The children were given opportunities to take part in a wide range of dance styles along with using a variety of dance props. Glow sticks and disco lights added to the party atmosphere.

On Wednesday, children and parents in year 6 were invited to meet staff and former St.Cuthbert’s pupils who are in year 7 at St.Bede’s. Due to the popular demand of their open evening, they wanted to give parents and pupils at St.Cuthbert’s the opportunity to ask questions and meet staff. Our former pupils shared what they have enjoyed about their …

As a school on Tuesday 18th,  we took part in the “million children pray the rosary” campaign for peace and unity in the world. Deacon Peter visited Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 and explained what the rosary was and why we pray it. Then together they recited the Hail Mary, Our Father and Glory Be together. At 11am Year …

Well done to our latest stars of the week.

Please see the link below for information about flu immunisations offered for children. Flu Immunisations  

We have a new menu for our school dinners starting after half term. There are lots of delicious new choices available. A copy of the menu is available below. If your child has a school dinner already, they will automatically be offered the new menu. If your child has a packed lunch but would like to change to school dinners, …

We took part in the NSPCC’s Pants lesson today where we learnt about the NSPCC’s underwear rule. We learnt the ‘PANTS’ acrostic; Privates are private Always remember your body belongs to you No means no Talk about secrets that upset you Speak up, someone can help We then enjoyed decorating lots of pants.  

Both teams were in action tonight in a league match against St. Mary Magdalen Primary School. The B Team played first and demonstrated some great defending. Karim made some absolutely amazing saves. The attacks we launched were well thought out but we just couldn’t find a way through. The final score was 2-0 to St. Mary Magdalen. Bobby was Man …