St Godric's

Our Year 4 and Year 5 residentials are both happening in the next couple of weeks. The Y4 children will be spending some time at the Emmaus Village from Wed 22nd – Fri 24th April. They will be accompanied by Mrs McNally, Mrs Callan and Mrs Berridge. Some information from the Emmaus website can be […]

We are now able to share our report from the recent Catholic Schools Inspection, and we’re delighted to tell you that we achieved an Outstanding grading overall, with every single element of Catholic Life, Religious Education and Collective Worship recognised at the highest level. The inspectors were especially impressed by our children and the everyday life of our school.  They […]

We enjoyed a wonderful World Book Day filled with creativity, excitement, and a real love of reading. The children arrived in some brilliant costumes and took part in paired reading across the school, sharing stories with younger pupils and listening to books read by older classes. Every child also took part in our book swap, […]

On Friday 6th February, the children enjoyed a French themed afternoon in school taking part in French activities and getting the chance to share some French cuisine at the cafe! Tres bien!

Our Head Pupils invited children to either print or handwrite a copy of our school prayer, which will be displayed in classrooms and around the school. We are delighted with the winning entry, it is beautifully presented and will look lovely throughout the school. Well done to everyone who took part.

This term, as part of our personal development learning, we have been exploring a wide range of careers and the different paths people take in their working lives. We have been very lucky to welcome visitors from our local community who have shared their experiences with us. So far, we have heard from an engineer, […]

Year 4 enjoyed an exciting visit to Segedunum, where they explored the Roman fort and learned more about life on Hadrian’s Wall. The children examined artefacts and deepened their understanding of Roman Britain through hands-on activities and guided learning. The visit brought their classroom learning to life and was a valuable opportunity to enrich their […]

Year 1 have been learning how to control and program Beebot robots in their computing lesson this week. The children explored how to give clear instructions by using buttons to move the Beebots forwards, backwards and to turn left or right. They planned simple routes, predicted what would happen, and then tested their ideas, learning […]