Afternoon Tea with the Headteacher Oct 12 2014
Macmillan Coffee Morning Oct 12 2014
Back to school and working hard in Y2… Oct 04 2014
Reception Class 2014 Oct 04 2014
News
November 15, 2013
Winmarleigh November 2013
A wonderful time was had by all those who left school for a couple of days to visit Winmarleigh Hall. Our children, as always, behaved impeccably and represented themselves, their families and our school beautifully. Mr Riley, Ms Barker and Mrs Pickett reported that the children did brilliantly making sure that they had a go at all the activities – even the scary ones!!!
October 12, 2014
Macmillan Coffee Morning
Thanks to all the mums, nans, aunties and friends who came to support such a worthy cause. It is always great to see how St Brigid’s community comes together to support others (and make the most of some quality time together)!
October 1, 2014
Sacramental Preparation
Father David has now met with parents/carers of children in Year 4 who will be making their Reconciliation before Christmas. Parents/Carers are expected to take their children to each of the three sessions following the 10am Sunday Mass at St Albert’s.
Session 1 – Sunday 9th November 11am
Session 2 – Sunday 16th November 11am
Session 3 – Sunday 23rd November 11am
Sacrament of RECONCILIATION – Sunday 1st November 2pm
October 12, 2014
Afternoon Tea with the Headteacher
It was great to meet the newly appointed Pupil Leadership Team for high tea last week. They are very ambitious and have lots of great ideas for improving what we do at St Brigid’s. I look forward to working with you all. Mrs Tyler 
July 9, 2014
Children’s University
It is always a wonderful occasion and an absolute joy to see the children’s efforts formally recognised during such a prestigious event. On Monday 23rd June we took a large majority of our junior pupils to the Children’s University Celebration. These select pupils had successfully shown a true dedication to extra curricular learning.
This glorious event was held at Liverpool Hope University. The children were a credit to themselves, their families and our school! Well done to you all.
March 21, 2014
SPORTS RELIEF
SPORTS RELIEF – We have been having a wonderful time today…raising money, having fun and keeping fit!!! Ask your child all about the teachers ‘step-up’ competition in assembly this morning, the planking competition between Ms Dempsey and Mrs Tyler and the race between Mrs Richards and Mr Riley! The children have also been learning all about the real difference their fundraising makes to the lives of others around the world – check out the Sports Relief webpage for more information.
July 4, 2014
May Procession
In honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Brigid’s (accompanied by St. Albert’s Primary) held a procession in St. Albert’s Church. We prayed to Mary the Mother of Jesus and we crowned her statue with a beautiful crown. The children and staff then lay beautiful flowers as part of the procession.
“She looked so beautiful.” (Year 1 pupil)
October 4, 2014
Reception Class 2014
CONGRATULATIONS to all the pupils (and parents/carers) of our Reception Class. The children have settled in beautifully, are learning lots and making new friends. As you can see we have a number of budding artists, authors and engineers. I wonder what other talents we will see emerging over the next few weeks…
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Star Pupils of the Week
September 2, 2014
Welcome to St.Brigid’s
Dear Parents / Carers,
WELCOME BACK and what a lovely start our children have made. It was fantastic to be met by such smartly dressed, well prepared pupils on our yard for our first day back. Thank you all for your support in ensuring that our children have everything they need for school.
It is always a tentative time when the holidays draw to a close and the time comes to return to school but the door is opening on a brand new year and we will be encouraging our children to embrace new opportunities and make the most of their time in (and out of) school. Sometimes it is hard to take on a new challenge—whether that is: starting a new class, making new friends, attending an after school club for the first time, learning a new language or riding a bike—but if we believe in ourselves we can achieve great things. Ask your child what their hopes are for this coming year. What do they want to do / get better at / achieve? What doors do they need to open to have a successful year and how can you help them to do this? Be prepared though…they may ask you what you are planning to do/achieve this year!
‘Ask and it shall be given to you. Seek and you will find. Knock and the door will be opened to you.’
With best wishes for a fantastic 2014/15.
Mrs R Tyler
(Headteacher)
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