St Barnabas is a friendly, welcoming and modern school situated in extensive grounds close to York City Centre. We have a strong family ethos with close links to St Barnabas Church and the local community. Our committed and caring staff work hard to make our school a happy place in which all children are valued as individuals and nurtured in order to be the best that they can be academically, intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially.
Through a broad curriculum, we support children to develop their skills for life and to become confident and independent individuals and lifelong learners with enquiring and creative minds. We are inspired by our patron saint, St Barnabas, known as 'the Encourager'. We try to follow his example of kindness and encouragement and his resilience in the face of adversity.
Through a broad curriculum, we support children to develop their skills for life and to become confident and independent individuals and lifelong learners with enquiring and creative minds. We are inspired by our patron saint, St Barnabas, known as 'the Encourager'. We try to follow his example of kindness and encouragement and his resilience in the face of adversity.
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As a Church of England school, Christian values influence the daily life of the whole school. Our vision and values statement underpins all that we do. In consultation with children, parents, staff and governors we have recently reviewed our vision statement and values which can be found below. We are in the process of changing our documents and website to reflect this new statement.
We, the Governors of St Barnabas CE Primary School, are actively involved in the life and work of the school. We support the activities which are happening at St Barnabas as well as providing challenge to enable the school to move forward; recognising achievements and evaluating progress.
The role of the governing body is to help the school provide the best possible education for all of our pupils, and to ensure the school meets all its statutory obligations.The Governing Body at St Barnabas is made up of: three foundation (church) governors; three parent governors; one local authority governor; one staff governor; five co-opted governors and the Headteacher.
The role of the governing body is to help the school provide the best possible education for all of our pupils, and to ensure the school meets all its statutory obligations.The Governing Body at St Barnabas is made up of: three foundation (church) governors; three parent governors; one local authority governor; one staff governor; five co-opted governors and the Headteacher.
The popular club provides childcare for the pupils of St Barnabas Primary School and the Leeman Road Playgroup. There is always a range of fun activities for children of all ages. Breakfast club runs from 7:30am and After School Club runs until 6pm. The club is often open in school holidays and on teacher training days.
The Global Learning Programme (GLP) is a programme of support that is helping teachers in Primary, Secondary and Special schools across the UK to deliver effective teaching and learning about development and global issues. As a GLP Expert Centre, our aim is to share our passion and expertise in global learning and whole-school development with other schools in our region.
We aim to work closely with parents/carers as partners in your child's learning and development welcome you into school. The teachers are available to have a quick chat with at the end of every day so please do not hesitate to pass on any information that would be useful for us to know or ask any questions.
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