Notice Board
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Pick Up & Drop Off
Thu 01 Sep 2016School Keep Clear Markings
You must not stop, park, nor pick up nor drop off passengers on areas shown by school keep clear markings.
Arriving at school
Can I please remind all parents and carers that the road to the side of the school and the school car park must not be used to drop off children at any time.
This is for the safety of all children. Mr Davies continues to patrol this area at the beginning and end of school and in all weathers for this reason.
We are aware of parents who wait until after 9 o’clock to enter the area once he has returned to his other duties. Not only is this highly frustrating but it means that some children are also regularly late for the start of the day.
Please do not drop children off in the side road.
The school really appreciates your support in this matter.
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Ofsted Parent View website
Thu 01 Sep 2016For your information: All parents and carers can access the Ofsted Parent View website at https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk.
You are required to register which then enables you to answer a series of questions.
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UNICEF UK recognition of Commitment for a Rights Respecting School.
Thu 01 Sep 2016Great news!! St Joseph's has successfully achieved the UNICEF UK recognition of Commitment for a Rights Respecting School. This is true recognition that we are well on our journey towards the Rights Respecting School Award and our next step is to achieve Level 1. -
'International' activities.
Thu 01 Sep 2016Recently all our children were engaged in a range of 'International' activities. We had Chinese, Bengali and Arabic storytelling workshops. Some of our children also learnt about life in the Mediterranean. A Polish policeman also visited our KS2 children. We finished our 'International' activities with some Arabic storytelling. It was a great event. -
Hinduism Celebration
Thu 21 Apr 2016We welcomed Priti Mystry to our school on Tuesday 21st April. Priti shared with us many features of the Hindu religion including, art, dance and costume. One of the highlights was Miss Maher's children learning an Indian 'Stick Dance'. Lots of parents and carers of children in 2M attended and watched a great presentation of this dance. Thank you for your support.
