Welcome
Dear Parents and Carers of St Francis’,
We are living in unprecedented times brought about by this global pandemic.
During uncertain times we usually come together in our local and church communities however this pandemic has meant that we have been more isolated. However, we are never alone and we have all found new ways to make sure that we still in touch with each other.
I want to assure you that during these uncertain times, we are committed to providing you and your child with the highest standard of education so that each child can achieve their full potential. The greatest gift we can give our child is confidence is their ability to overcome adversity. We value the partnership between home, school and church and will be working hard to strengthen it. It is a privilege to work with all our families and to lead a school of such dedicated staff.
We must pray for our school, teachers, pupils and parents. We must pray for each other and place all our faith and hope in the Lord Jesus Christ and in his love for each of us.
When this is over,
may we never again
take for granted
A handshake with a stranger
Full shelves at the store
Conversations with neighbours
A crowded theatre
Friday night out
The taste of communion
A routine checkup
The school rush each morning
Coffee with a friend
The stadium roaring
Each deep breath
A boring Tuesday
Life itself.
When this ends
may we find
that we have become
more like the people
we wanted to be
we were called to be
we hoped to be
and may we stay
that way — better
for each other
because of the worst.
– Laura Kelly Fanucci
Natasha Scott
Head Teacher
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February 2022 Week beginning 7th February 2022 – Internet Safety Week Week beginning 14th February 2022 – Half term break – school closed to pupils Week beginning 21st February 2022 – Book Week March 2022 Wednesday, 2nd March 2022 – Ash Wednesday |
Maths Market WeekThe theme for this year’s Maths Market Week was the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The children used their calculation, reasoning and problem-solving skills to overcome challenges throughout the week. After designing and making a product, they took them to the market to sell. Fun was had by all and it enabled the children to see the … 
No Smoking Day Poster CompetitionCongratulation to Rhianna; she is the KS2 winner for the No Smoking Day Poster Competition. The competition received nearly 100 entries which were done to a high standard, but Rhianna’s poster stood out as one of the best in the borough. Her poster will be displayed on bus stops, our social media page, website and … Please click on the link to see what else has been happening in school. |
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