News Stories

• NHS GUIDANCE on PUPIL ILLNESS. Please take time to read it.
  Excellent guidance when it comes to knowing when to keep your child off school. Some conditions do not require child absence from school. Check out the NHS guidance information below. Thank you parents.
• NO NUTS/NO NUT PRODUCTS PLEASE...reminder
  Please remember that we do have some children on the school site who have life-threatening allergies. Please be mindful of this when preparing your child's packed lunch etc. Thank you for your assistance.
• LENTEN COLLECTION...donations of TOILETRIES
  Just a reminder that we are collecting any donated items of TOILETRIES. Items have already started to be brought in by the children. Items will be displayed behind the main altar in the lower school hall.
• LENTEN JOURNEY...a time for giving
  Such a special time in our very special St. Bernard's Catholic Primary School...
• KEY DATES for the half-term ahead (March/April 2025)
  School BREAKS up on Friday 11th April 2025. Here are some of the key dates that can go in your busy family diary,
• GREEN in the THEME...TODAY - ST. PATRICK'S DAY
  Yes, a REMINDER that it's all things GREEN today in school. HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!
• NEWS, NEWS, NEWS...NEWSLETTER TIME - it's FRIDAY
  It's some of the most importance correspondence you receive. It's NEWSLETTER time. No excuse for not knowing what's going on in school because it's now in the comfort and palm of your hand! NEWSLETTER DAY!
• CONCERNED ABOUT A CHILD - SAFEGUARDING is KEY
  School works very hard behind the scenes when it comes to SAFEGUARDING. It is a huge operation in educational establishments and covers many aspects of school life . the school website has a dedicated SAFEGUARDING section.
• FIRST AID in SCHOOL
  A Paramedic team led staff training yesterday after school, leading defibrillator and bleed kit training. It really was a most informative session. The team showed staff how to use an emergency BLEED KIT & DEFIBRILLATOR.
• NO POKEMON or FOOTBALL TRADING CARDS please
  Parents, quite a few children (mainly in KS2) have recently been bringing in GAME TRADING CARDS. These are mainly Pokemon and football player cards. They can cause issues on the school playground zones and children can 'fall out' over them.