Goodbye to our Year 6 class.  They have had a busy week.  We hope you like these photographs taken at their Leavers Disco.

Year 6 have been learning how to be entrepreneurs.  They were given a lump sum from the Friends of St Josephs to create ways of making money.  The class was divided into groups and the group that made the most money kept their earnings.  The pupils had a fantastic day which has helped develop team building and organisational skills

What talented pupils we have here at St Joseph the Worker.  So many children entered our talent competition performances lasted for 2 afternoons.  We were lucky to have two guest judges, Mr Scowell and the delightful Mr Harry Meadows.

For the first time our school has been involved in the Children’s University.  On Thursday 29th June a graduation ceremony took place for all children who had graduated.  To graduate children participate in a broad range of academic and extra curricular activities.  This helps them to grow in skills and confidence whilst developing a sense of commitment and eagerness to participate in a variety of activities.  Congratulations and well done to our pupils who graduated.  We are very proud of them.

The Junior Chefs came to visit the school again this year.  All pupils had the opportunity to make a granola dessert.

As a thank you to all our pupils (and staff) for helping the school achieve a ‘Good’ Ofsted we arranged for an ice cream van to call at the school this lunchtime and each child (and member of staff) had a delicious 99.

Some of our classes took part in fitness training to prepare for when the school takes part in the Daily Mile programme.  As part of this programme every class will be completing a mile a day.

Children brought in fabulous Easter bonnets and Easter egg displays yesterday.  As usual we had our Easter Parade to show them to the whole school.

Well done and thank you to all pupils and staff who supported World Book Day.   Our pupils and staff looked fabulous in their costumes.