St Joseph's and St Gregory's Catholic Primary School

The study of art and design encourages imagination and creativity while also providing young people with the chance to grow into thoughtful, compassionate, and creative adults.
We encourage kids to be original and creative, to use a variety of resources and media, and to be inspired by the works of great artists.
2015's January 1 marked Pope Francis' 49th World Communications Day.
At St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's Primary School, we are dedicated to giving each student the ICT skills they require to interact and communicate effectively in the modern world.
We use an interdisciplinary approach so that kids can use information technology to apply the depth of their knowledge.
Our goal is to provide kids with the creativity they need to communicate their understanding to others via the use of reason, logic, and imagination.
Geography classes encourage students to become curious and fascinated with the world around them.
We at St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's Primary School are enthusiastic about math education.
We share their underlying conviction that "we want every kid to succeed in math, regardless of their background and starting place" because we are a Maths Mastery school.
Our goal is to provide kids with the abilities to approach problems logically and rationally, as well as the ability to articulate their understanding using mathematical language.
Our school wants to make sure that every student is comfortable with arithmetic. To encourage youngsters to learn about, respect, and appreciate cultural diversity. '
At St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's Primary School, we value each child as an individual and want them to encounter Jesus in their own special manner.
Sport is a highly rich source of moral principles and character traits that shape us into better people.
Father Francis June 1, 2018, in Vatican City.
In our opinion, physical education at St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's should give every child the chance to succeed, flourish, compete, and support their overall health, fitness, and welfare.
Children should have the chance to participate in sports in intra- and inter-team competitions, as well as in other activities that instil fundamental values like respect and teamwork.
The school recognises that for our children to succeed and contribute positively to life in modern Britain as adults, their understanding and awareness of spiritual, moral, social and cultural issues are vital.
We think that our school's catholic ethos and gospel ideals help students get this knowledge and awareness.
Through our teaching initiatives addressing certain themes, such as bullying, citizenship, and relationships, we hope to inspire in young people the desire to be imaginative, responsible, and constructive people who will realise their full potential. You will be able to comprehend my understanding of the Christ enigma by reading this, according to Ephesians 3:4-5.
At St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's Catholic Primary School, we think that a child may succeed in all other subject areas by being proficient in reading.
We think that giving kids a strong foundation in reading at a young age equips them with the knowledge and self-assurance they need to pursue academic interests and take charge of their own education.
All of our students at St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's are encouraged to take good care of the environment.
We'll instil in our kids a respect for the natural environment, a curiosity for it, and a feeling of wonder. God's purpose for us includes communication, which is also a necessity for friendship.
2018 message from Pope Francis on World Communications Day.
Literacy and education are two things that we are passionate about at St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's Primary School.
As a school, our aim is to develop each student's confidence and independence, regardless of their background and academic ability, to communicate effectively with others through outstanding speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Through the development of these vital skills, we hope to equip them for the next stage in their school journey.