“Pupils flourish in this nurturing and welcoming school… Pupils are safe and happy… They benefit from the high expectations of all school leaders and staff. The school is a close and harmonious community…The school’s strong values shine through in daily life”.
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Autumn Term 2024
First Half Term
Staff Training Days – Monday 2nd and Tuesday 3rd September 2024 (School Closed)
Wednesday 4th September 2024 – Friday 25th October 2024
Autumn Half Term Break
Monday 28th October 2024– Friday 1st November 2024
Second Half Term
Monday 4th November 2024 – Friday 20th December 2024 at 1.45pm
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Through God’s love, and with guidance from the Holy Spirit, we, the Community of St Charles, share our Catholic faith together. We seek to nurture in our children an understanding of the importance of Christian values and a deep love and lifelong commitment to God.
We value the unique strengths and gifts of the children entrusted to us and strive to provide an excellent education, so that through our teaching the children may realise their full potential.
In partnership with our families, Governors and Parish, and inspired by our faith, we support the children of St Charles. We encourage them to shine, to have pride in their achievements, to show concern for others and contribute to society as responsible citizens.
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.
“Pupils are involved in many activities in and beyond the local community. Visits to the nearby universities raise aspirations for pupils and get them to think about opportunities beyond school.
Working with people who are less fortunate helps pupils to understand the diversity of the community. In addition, it helps them to understand how unforeseen circumstances can affect the lives of others.
Pupils understand the importance of respecting others and appreciate having opportunities ‘to give something back’ to their community.
Many pupils are involved in the choir and orchestra and enjoy performing at a variety of venues”.
Ofsted Report 2018