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St Charles RC Primary School exists to serve the Catholic communities of Ladbroke Grove and its neighbouring parishes. We are here to educate the children in a community which has the Gospel values, traditions and beliefs of the Catholic Faith at the centre of its ethos.

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Welcome to St Charles Catholic Primary School

Love God, Love Your Neighbour

Traditional Catholic Values

At the heart of St Charles is a clear commitment to Catholic values where every child really does matter.

The Love of Learning

We have a broad curriculum where a wide range of teaching styles are used to ensure that every child is given the opportunity to achieve his/her potential.

TERM DATES

CONTACTING THE SCHOOL

Paulette Monteiro (SAO)

Paula Byrnes (SENCO)

Telephone 0208 969 5566

Fax 0208 960 4338

Email info@st-charles.rbkc.sch.uk

NEWSLETTERS

MISSION STATEMENT

St Charles RC Primary School exists to serve the Roman Catholic communities of Ladbroke Grove and its neighbouring parishes.

We are here to educate the children in a community which has the Gospel values, traditions and beliefs of the Catholic Faith at the centre of its ethos.

CATHOLIC VALUES

At the heart of St Charles is a clear commitment to Catholic values where every child really does matter. The education that the pupils receive here has the Gospel values at its core and as one pupil explained to the Ofsted Inspector, “Our school motto, Love God, Love your neighbour”, really works here.

LOVE FOR TEACHING

Our teachers are enthusiastic and strive to encourage a love of learning in our pupils. We have a broad curriculum where a wide range of teaching styles are used to ensure that every child is given the opportunity to achieve his/her potential.

“This is a good school.”

Pupils achieve well in all year groups and make good progress in reading, writing and mathematics. Teaching is good. Lessons are effectively planned and engage pupils well. Pupils’ work is well marked and assessed.
Pupils are well behaved. They get on very well together, share resources and develop positive relationships with adults in school. In this very friendly, calm and welcoming environment, pupils feel safe and secure.