St Thomas More Catholic School
God's servant first
In celebration of the start of FIFA World Cup 2022, and in reflection of the pride we have in our culturally diverse body of staff and students, we will be organising a World Day for Cultural Diversity. Students are invited to wear clothing which represent Continue reading …
Dear Parents, Carers and students, Mrs Whitehouse, Mrs Chesters, Mr Dawson and myself are taking part in the Big Sleep Out at Wolves this Friday night, from 7.00pm to 7.00am, to raise money for the work that the Good Shepherd Brothers and other vital organisations Continue reading …
On Monday 19th July 2021, St Thomas More students took part in ‘A Mile for Joel’ by walking two laps of the school grounds. This initiative supports families who are victims of murder and terrorism. https://www.smileforjoel.com About Smile for Joel: After losing three very precious Continue reading …
We’re walking for water during Lent so that others don’t have to. We joined @CAFODSchools national assembly this week to find out how the steps we take can help bring clean water to communities. https://cafod.org.uk/News/Events/School-assemblies.
Good Samaritan Week will take place 8-12 February 2021. Please remember that we will be celebrating Good Samaritan Week in school from Monday. This is always a special week for us because it reminds us to stop and think of others, in the same way 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. Be Continue reading …
PC Pedley MBE recently visited students at St Thomas More Catholic School to raise awareness of the dangers surrounding gun and knife crime. Continue reading …
In the preparation for the general election, and as a means of raising student awareness of current issues, our School Council, working closely with the history department, organised our own election. Continue reading …
In July we were delighted to host around 90 students for our annual Summer School, and over the three days, the weather certainly matched up to the name with temperatures rising past 30 degrees. Continue reading …
This year to celebrate 100 years since the end of the WW1 students in English, led by Miss Bradnick and Mr D Smith, wrote 100 poems for 100 years to remember those that had served, and continue to serve in the armed forces. On Friday Continue reading …