St Joseph's Catholic Primary School

A huge congratulations to our boys’ and girls’ football teams who participated in the Bridges Community Tournament at the EBB Stadium. They were both fantastic, with the girls winning the Plate Final 3–0 and the boys winning the entire tournament without conceding a goal!

The sun is shinning again today and we slept (some of the night!) - The children have filled up on breakfast and have taken part in their first activity of the day.  So far the activities have proven successful with children challenging themselves to reach great heights.

Please see photos.  The wifi is unpredictable, thus making it tricky to upload but we will continue to add more photos when possible.

In short, they are loving life!

Day 1 - We arrived excitedly and got stuck in to the first of our activities.  Today groups did Mission X, Body Zorbs, Excape Room, Scooters and Skateboards.  We ate well and enjoyed hot chocolate and smores around the campfire.

Day 2 - Started off with a big breakfast before lots of fun activities.  Shopping done and lunch eaten before even more fun.  Lunch was chicken wraps with other options from the salad bar.  Dinner tonight is burger or fish, both served with chips.

We celebrated a birthday!

Day 3 - We're coming home!

Last activities after a big breakfast.  Lunch outside in this beautiful setting.

French Trip 2025

Year 6 Leavers 2024

A fantastic time was had by the children, from setting up the tents until going home the next day.  They participated in a variety of events from arts and crafts to sporting activities.  The barbecue was tasty and they games and songs around the bonfire was an absolute treat.  The children enjoyed  this experience.

Year 3 travelled to Butser Farm to enrich their History topic of The Stone Age.
The children took part in many activities and learned many historical terms including archeology. They enjoyed seeing how people lived back then and understanding how life was so different. 

To celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi we processed around our local area, sprinkling rose petals and singing ‘Oh Sacrament Most Holy.’  Afterwards Fr Anthony led the children in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.  This was helping the children to understand one of our rich Catholic traditions, whilst also ensuring that the children know how important it is to evangelise and be a witness to our faith. The children were able to bear witness to their faith whilst showing them the importance of evangelisation.