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  • Our Catholic Life

    Together, through our words and actions, our work and play, we point towards Christ each and every day.

    With Jesus and St John the Baptist as our role models, we do our best to be:

    Welcome, Faithful, Generous and in Service to Others

    The Catholic faith is central to everything that we do. It inspires our curriculum design, is the basis for policy decisions and underpins our whole school culture and ethos; something which we are extremely proud of. As children develop and mature, they are encouraged to put faith into action in their own lives, through their interactions with others and kindness and generosity to those less fortunate, both within our local community and further afield.

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    Putting Faith into Action - Our Catholic Curriculum

    Catholic Social Teaching forms the roots of our school—nourishing and supporting each individual on their journey to finding their vocation in life.  Each one of us has been blessed with a gift and a purpose, a vocation.  St. Teresa of Avila said, “Christ has no body now but yours; no hands, no feet on earth but yours.” Through our Catholic Curriculum, we support the children to discover their gift and ignite their passion for this world that we live in so that they are ready to become confident global citizens, ready to make a positive difference.

    Throughout each unit of learning, the children will be encouraged and guided to identify Catholic Social Teaching principles in action in our world.  They will learn to apply their academic skills to the world they live in - identifying injustice, inequality and the need to show care and concern to all.

    Catholic Social Teaching

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    Weaving CST through the Curriculum

    Find out how we weave the Catholic Social Teaching Principles through our curriculum:

    Distributive Justice

    Human Dignity

    Option for the Poor

    Participation

    Promoting Peace

    Solidarity

    Stewardship

    Subsidiarity

    The Common Good

    Our CST activities