St Thomas More Catholic School
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Be the light in the darkness - Holocaust Memorial Day
Wednesday 27th January 2021 is Holocaust Memorial Day. This year the History Department will mark this important day in a different way whilst we are working and learning remotely. Throughout the week we will share various resources for our school community to access and reflect on. We begin the week by introducing the national theme for 2021.
Advice and information for students who are working from home with our remote learning provision.
Every Friday a teacher from our school will be sharing with you the opening chapter of a book they love. The books we share can be accessed in our school library when we return together as a school community so remember to keep a note of your favourite.
Dear Parents and Carers, due to continuing adverse weather conditions and the impact this has had on the safety of our school grounds, our school building will remain closed for all staff and students tomorrow, January 26th. Morning assembly/Form and remote learning will be delivered Continue reading ...
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Dear Parents and Carers, due to continuing adverse weather conditions and the impact this has had on the safety of our school grounds, our school building will remain closed for all staff and students tomorrow, January 26th. Morning assembly/Form and remote learning will be delivered Continue reading ...
Wednesday 27th January 2021 is Holocaust Memorial Day. This year the History Department will mark this important day in a different way whilst we are working and learning remotely. Throughout the week we will share various resources for our school community to access and reflect on. We Continue reading ...
Good morning everyone, I hope you all had a wonderful weekend. I also hope you enjoyed the snowy, winter wonderland scenes yesterday. I certainly did, from the inside looking out! But enough of that! As we start our new week I wanted to wish you Continue reading ...
Dear Parents/Carers and students, St Thomas More Catholic School is closed today, Monday January 25th, due to adverse weather conditions. However, work will carry on. Students will still need to check their calendars on MS Teams and attend live lessons as scheduled. They will also need to check Continue reading ...
Our latest Collective Worship PowerPoint is now available for download from our Chaplaincy page.
Good morning everyone, I hope you are all well. It has been lovely meeting so many of you during either Form, in our weekly Assemblies or our newly introduced Praise Assemblies this week. We look forward to meeting even more of you next week. As Continue reading ...
Check out the new entry in the First Chapter Friday series of audio readings. This week: 'The Thief of Always' read by Mr I Smith. Continue reading ...
Dear Parents and Carers, we are scheduled to have our next staff Inset Day on Friday January 29th. As a consequence staff will not deliver live lessons but all students will have tasks set on Teams which will be found under the assignment tab. These Continue reading ...
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Check out the new entry in the First Chapter Friday series of audio readings. This week: 'The Thief of Always' read by Mr I Smith. Continue reading ...
As we spend more time using screens during lockdown, it is important to look after our eye health and general well-being. Looking at screens for a long time can cause a strain on eye muscles which can result in discomfort, headaches or changes in vision. Continue reading ...
Just ten minutes a day focusing on your literacy skills can help you to improve your overall reading, writing, comprehension, grammar and oracy skills. This will assist you in every subject you take across the school. Why not make these activities a daily routine just Continue reading ...
We focus on happiness at Christmas, for ourselves and those we care for, but we often end up feeling disappointed, empty even; something is missing. Our presents and celebrations are all associated with giving happiness to others and experiencing something of the universal joy of Continue reading ...
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