St Joseph's Academy

Open Morning - Sat 9th November Parents are welcome to visit our school between 9:30 and 12pm For those prospective parents who would like to come and look around the school, we are offering an open morning on Saturday 9th November from 9:30am - 12pm.

Welcome

Welcome to St Joseph’s Catholic Academy’s Website. St Joseph’s is a very special place, a happy and nurturing school where everyone is welcomed and valued. Christ and the Gospel values are very much central to all that we are and underpin all that we do. We encourage a real love for learning and personal development. At St J...

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St Josephs Prayer

I have come that you may have life and have it to the full

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This October the children of St Joseph's will be taking part in the NSPCC Kindness Challenge and spreading kindness in their school community. Pupils will pick up to nine kind acts using the worksheet provided by NSPCC, and complete these acts on the first week of October. https://t.co/N0VOtJuFPd
The children were able to choose from boxing, Forest School, painting, making slime, playing board games, crocheting, origami, Maker activity, netball, making playdough, science experiments and cooking. The children absolutely loved it https://t.co/pB7CdDJcjT
This afternoon all the children were able to choose from a variety of activities to learn a new skill. We are fortunate to have such talented staff and the children were able to choose from a wide selection of activities. https://t.co/RwWrdXqL2z
To celebrate the end of our Wellbeing Week the children and staff were able to come to school in their most comfiest, snuggliest clothing today. https://t.co/DD3lVNY132
Christmas Day We wish you all a very happy and holy Christmas. From all at St Joseph’s Catholic Academy https://t.co/cJlRzo1Rx9
The Baby Jesus: Jesus Is Born! This Advent season we have been celebrating when Jesus, was born in Bethlehem. We have been looking at the story of Jesus’ birth–how God made the world, how we have all gone astray like sheep, how we needed a Good Shepherd to bring us back to God https://t.co/KvMU5Lypgl
The (Empty) Manger: Jesus the Servant King. The baby Jesus was tucked in to a manger. A manger is a wooden box used to hold food for animals to eat. It probably wasn’t very soft or even very clean. Maybe Mary filled it with hay to make it softer for the tiny, new baby. https://t.co/3FEvjAVTFt
Year 6 - Gifts #2: Why Do We Give Gifts at Christmas. Part of our celebration of Jesus’ birth is that we give Christmas presents to each other. We give presents because it is the time when we remember the greatest gift ever given. God gave us Jesus, his only Son! https://t.co/I5IMq4dlDV
Gifts #1: The Wise Men Bring Gifts to Jesus the King When the wise men followed the star to find God’s great king, they didn’t come with empty hands. They brought some gifts with them to give to the baby. The wise men worshipped him and they laid these precious gifts at his feet. https://t.co/nDQWVnwvS9