St John XXIII Catholic Primary School

Google Classroom works on PlayStation and Xbox! Simply go into the web browser and type in Google Classroom and log in! This is incredible! If you need a keyboard to make it even better contact us at school. PlayStation

Look what just arrived in school!! As a school we have been carrying out a book audit as we wanted to ensure that all the children felt represented in the books they chose from our school libraries. We would like to thank our parents, staff and governors who donated books that reflect all the children in our school community, supporting them in developing positive affirmations of themselves as an individual and supporting their aspirations as they develop their God given talents.

The whole school participated in 2 minutes silence for Remembrance Day. Every class is creating artworks for our reflection area where we display photographs of our family members who served during the World Wars. If you’d like to send us a photo of a family member please do so.

It was wonderful to welcome some of our Reception, Year One and Year 6 children into school with our Keyworker children this morning! We are super experts at social distancing and handwashing!

Watch out for some new online learning this week. Join your class on screen for a Google Meet catch up on Google Classroom or maybe log in to listen to a story read by members of staff! Lost your password? Don’t worry - contact school and we’ll send you a new one! Don’t forget to download Google Classroom on your phones and tablets to help make returning work easier!

We'd love to see your own family commemorations today! Remember to always socially distance though! Send us a photo if you'd like us to share.

We were extremely proud that Mrs Cunningham was invited to contribute an article to The Tablet about what is was like when school had to close. The article describes so well the range of emotions we all experienced and the hurdles we had to overcome. You can access this article for free if you register on The Tablet webpage.

A school on the pandemic front line A head teacher of a Catholic primary in one of London’s largest housing estates describes how the closure of schools has changed the lives of the children, staff and parents

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