St Thomas More Catholic School
God's servant first
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 …
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 …
You will be aware that since returning to school in September we reinstated our Asda card scheme to support families registered for Free School Meals (FSM) during enforced isolations, year group closures and more recently the national lockdown. The Government have now confirmed the return Continue reading …
Peace Sunday is on 17 January and this year Pope Francis asks us to think about ‘A Culture of Care as a Path to Peace’. Pope Francis calls on us to “strive daily, in concrete and practical ways, to form a community composed of brothers Continue reading …
Pray24Brum is back! Every January for the last few years, #Pray24Brum has brought together Christians in Birmingham and beyond to pray for the city. Taking place early in the calendar year and during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, #Pray24Brum provides an opportunity for Continue reading …
As we are working remotely for a while we wanted to help students and parents on how to be ready to learn in a different way. Here are some helpful hints and tips to help you get the most from your online learning. Mrs S Continue reading …
Dear Parents, Carers and students, I know that by now many of you will have read or heard the latest news announcing that all BTEC vocational exams will now be held or delivered at the discretion of Head teachers and the students’ schools. I have Continue reading …
We are looking for volunteers with Professional, Administrative or Medical experience to help our school community with Coronavirus testing. If you have previously worked as a Nurse, Doctor, Pharmacist, First Aider, St John Ambulance or have worked in the education profession (former/retired teachers and support Continue reading …
Dear parents and carers, Given the growing number of coronavirus cases within school and in guidance and correspondence with Public Health Walsall and the Education Team at the Local Authority, St Thomas More Catholic School has been advised to close to years 7, 8, 9 Continue reading …