At St Joseph’s each child is encouraged and supported to be a successful learner and grow in their faith. We believe each individual is a unique gift from God and that our purpose as a Christian community is to nurture and develop each child.
At St Joseph’s we provide a broad and balanced curriculum through which we seek to ensure high academic standards. We have achieved a Platinum standard award in physical education and take pride in our sporting success in the local area. The children do a daily mile every day to ensure they are fit and healthy and to encourage positive attitudes to fitness and well-being. We have a silver Linguamarque mark for our French teaching and in every class has a language ambassador...
-Mrs Anne-Marie Price, Head of School
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Lego Club launch! The children all enjoyed being involved in the Lego club this lunchtime. Thank you to Mrs Liffen for volunteering to run the club. https://t.co/xUZ7Lvy6id
Children's Mental Health Week-The children in Noah Class connected by having a tea party and invited a tiger! https://t.co/HWjKxootfX
Key Stage 1 have been learning about animals and their care. This morning Bumble came to visit and the children had thought of lots of questions to ask his owner Mr Bloomfield. Bumble was very well behaved. https://t.co/y5ha6vkS82
Child's Mental Health Week - we launched today with the connections theme this morning which fits nicely with this week's Gospel reading and our Learning Characteristic of being respectful. https://t.co/dDjgm5fu9G
The children loved the Sugarglider and Tegu! https://t.co/TnczfRtd4e
Whole school assembly from Animal Experience. Lots of fascinating information! https://t.co/P1Eo8mX4IN
Animal Experience are in school today! The children are learning about the animals and how to care for them. All the children have been given the opportunity to hold each animal. Lots of excitement and smiles. #animalexperience https://t.co/JBjm448Pif
Yesterday at celebration assembly we said well done to our football team who played midweek in the second round at Portman Road. So proud of their team work, resilience and sportsmanship! Don't forget to download this week's newsletter.
Go St Joe's! We won the tournament this morning and we are through to the next round! So proud of the boy's efforts and commitment and their coach, Mr LS! https://t.co/AoogIysfkE
Upper key stage 2 are off to Portman Road this morning taking part in the EFL kid's cup. This is our first time taking part! More goal pictures to follow. https://t.co/yFTz5WyeOd
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KS2 are ready for the carol concert this afternoon. There are some last minute changes but the children have adapted and are in good voice. https://t.co/MxaQzK7J8w
Today was Christmas dinner day! Lots of extra elf helpers, traditional roast and Christmas tunes. The brussel sprouts were even a hit and there was a long queue for seconds! https://t.co/CXDmwS5qFN
EYFS and Key Stage 1 play was a roaring success. Clear speaking, beautiful singing and expressive dancing. Lots of fun with the message that Jesus is our saviour! https://t.co/sM3ONVfc20
Year 6 children and the Mini Vinnie's group sung carols to the residents at St Joseph's care home. The Mini Vinnie's presented some of the residents festive pictures to hang in their rooms. @minivinnies https://t.co/oQ7V6EFEME
So glad we moved our child the best thing we could have done, lovely service today both Heads speak from the heart.
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I just wanted to say thank you for all you have done for our child, we were so worried about the transition because of his additional needs but everything has run so smoothly and he is very happy.
Parent
I am so impressed with the way the children are conducting themselves, they are so focussed and want to achieve. Their class teacher has given them so much self-belief.
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We ask you to extend our thanks and congratulations to everyone from the school who was involved in the carol service at the Sudbury library. We have known about music at the school right the way through our almost 40 years in Sudbury, so in that sense Saturday’s event was no surprise. In this day and age, however, it is simply glorious to see children performing with their school like this.
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