St Thomas More Catholic School
God's servant first
Across the country, a flurry of rainbows is being displayed in front-room windows to support the NHS and create a sense of hope and joy for people walking nearby. Placing teddy bears in windows is a way of creating a sense of cheer for children Continue reading …
The following message is from Network Rail: As part of our Programme to electrify key rail routes across the mainline, the section of railway near your school will be under construction for the installation of the Overhead Line Equipment and be electrified. The safety of Continue reading …
Please read this lovely letter received via email to school. It is always lovely to hear what our students are doing whilst not in school and their intentions to do and give of their best whenever possible. Truly ‘God’s Servant First’! Mrs Bowen
UPDATE 31/03/2020: An article about Hollie has been featured in the Express and Star newspaper. Well done Hollie! ORIGINAL ARTICLE: We are always pleased to hear ‘good news’ stories about our children and here is one that will certainly put a smile on any face. Continue reading …
Despite the many challenges being faced at the moment, there are some real moments of light that are shining a beacon of hope in our community. Ordinarily the students of St Thomas More Catholic School are rewarded at Easter time for their hard work and excellent Continue reading …
As part of our ongoing collaboration with schools in our Catholic Cluster in Walsall we were delighted to be able to welcome Mrs Burrows and Mrs Robinson from St Peter’s Catholic Primary School in Bloxwich to school on Friday last, March 6th. They led a Continue reading …
On Friday February 28th Mr Mealey who is a member of our Governing Body and sits on our Curriculum and Standards committee. As part of our Governing Body’s engagement with and support of the work we do, Mr Mealey requested time with us in school Continue reading …
Find us in Monday 9 March 2020’s issue of Express and Star newspaper! Continue reading …
On Thursday last week Mr Richard Smith, Diocesan Adviser for Catholic Education (Secondary) visited school and spent the morning with our RE Department. During his time with us he visited a range of lessons with Miss McPhee, Head of RE, to view the work of our students and that of the department as a whole. Continue reading …
On Thursday 13th February 40 Year 11 students went to Redditch to watch a play designed to help students improve their performance in the GCSE History examinations. It is focused on the British Depth Study paper and covered the reign of Elizabeth I. Continue reading …