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St Joseph's News and Events
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Peer Reading
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KS1 Breakfast Reading
Tue 28 Feb 2023Parents were invited in to take part in the breakfast reading event. They were able to share books with their children.
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Reading Blanket
Mon 27 Feb 2023The Children enjoyed a lovely morning of choosing books of their choice and reading freely.
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Important Roles in the Church 27.02.2023
Mon 27 Feb 2023Olive Class helped Veronica one of the Parishoners clean St Mary and St Ethelburga's Church serving the community living out their Gospel Values. This experience helped developed their understanding of the roles needed within the parish.
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Art Project
Fri 24 Feb 2023School Art Project
The children in Years 1-6 took part in a two-day art project in school. The children used a variety of art techniques and materials to create large 3D displays for around the school based on the books that we will be focusing on in book week.On day one the children met the project leaders and had to watch and listen carefully to the different techniques they would be using in the project. The children were then split into year groups with different elements of the project to work on across the two days. The children worked with a range of materials including newspapers, tissue paper, water, cardboard glue and paint. All the children were extremely enthusiastic and produced sensational art work.
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Ash Wednesday Service
Thu 23 Feb 2023Canon Young kindly came into school to lead an Ash Wednesday Service for staff, pupils and parents. Our foreheads were marked with a cross of ashes to symbolise penance for our sins during the holy season of Lent.
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Cake Sale for St. Rita Orphanage
Thu 09 Feb 2023A big thank you to all the parents/carers who donated and bought some of the delicious cakes at our Cake Sale for St. Rita Orphanage. It was an incredible turn out! Well done to the St. Joseph's Mini Vinnies who led today's sale so well. I am delighted to inform you that we raised £248!
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Time Capsule
Wed 01 Feb 2023On Monday the children in Year 2 went across to the Abbey to take part in burying the time capsule that the children all took part in creating. This project involved many local schools in the community. The children were very excited to think that the time capsule will be dug up in years to come.