Welcome to St Barnabas CE Primary School where we are all extremely proud of our school. We offer a warm and caring environment, rooted in Christian values and with a strong history of cultural diversity, where children thrive and are supported to become the best they can be. Our children have extremely high standards of behaviour and are very respectful of one another.
We are highly inclusive, and our aim is that every child leaves our school as a happy and confident young person, with high aspirations and a love of learning that will stay with them throughout their life. Christian values are central to the life of St. Barnabas Primary School; we are devoted to inspire our pupils to succeed and flourish.
We are highly inclusive, and our aim is that every child leaves our school as a happy and confident young person, with high aspirations and a love of learning that will stay with them throughout their life. Christian values are central to the life of St. Barnabas Primary School; we are devoted to inspire our pupils to succeed and flourish.
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Welcome to our Nursery class page where you will find a daily timetable of activities for children to complete. If your child needs to stay at home but is well enough to learn then they should work through the activities for the alloacted day. All the activities are based on our current learning in nursery.
Here, you will find a daily suggested timetable of activities for children to complete. If your child needs to stay at home but is well enough to learn then they should start on day 1 of our online learning timetable. All the activities are based on our current learning in school. Every day, children will have access to maths, reading, writing and spelling or grammar activities.
Welcome to the year 3 class page where you will find a daily timetable of activities for children to complete. If your child needs to stay at home but is well enough to learn then they should start on day 1 of our online learning timetable. All the activities are based on our current learning in school.
The Department for Education has announced changes to Relationships and Sex Education (RSE). These changes, come into effect from the Summer Term 2021 and all schools will be obligated to comply with the updated requirements. This means, we have been in the process of reviewing our RHSE curriculum and policy so we can be sure our provision meets the Government criteria and is appropriate for our children based on their: Age.
We believe that our broad and balanced curriculum should develop both knowledge and skills; it should encourage independence, curiosity, creativity and resilience; produce collaborators, innovators, leaders. It should prepare children to be confident to take the next steps in their education, pursue their dreams and have a happy and successful future.
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Yvette Peters
Nov 23, 2018
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I have just found out today that one of the dinner lady's had a go at my granddaughter with a cricket stump I am not happy I was a dinner lady in Manchester years ago and if i or any of the others had done that we would have been sacked if any incident happens again like this I myself will be straight on to the education authorities
