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4B Class Assembly
March 1 @ 9:10 am1S Class Assembly
March 8 @ 9:10 am3D Class Assembly
March 15 @ 9:10 am2T Class Assembly
March 22 @ 9:10 am3/4B Class Assembly
March 29 @ 9:10 am
School Newsletters
Term Dates
Spring Half Term
Monday 18th February to Friday 22nd February 2019
End of Spring Term
Friday 12th April 2018 at 1.45pm
Admissions
Is your child starting primary school or nursery next September?
Our pupils will be happy to show you around our award-winning nursery and primary school.
Contact us now to book your tour, or view our admission details.
What Makes Us an Award-Winning School?
We are ranked in the top 10% of all School in England and Wales for Reading and Maths
We are ranked 3rd in Kensington and Chelsea for overall performance in 2018 SAT’s
We were awarded the School Music Excellence Award in 2017 by the Mayor of London
We were awarded the Achievement for All Quality Lead in 2018.
We currently hold the Silver Award for our Travel Plan
We were awarded the Arts Mark Award in 2018
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 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