Dear all, This Advent we are reminded yet again of the ever-increasing need to welcome Jesus Christ at Christmas. Today’s uncertainty and the relentless pace of change is even more reason for all to take time out, take stock, and seize the opportunity to reflect on the extraordinary moment in history when God […]
Yearly archives: 2018
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Role and Responsibilities Foundation Governors are committed to supporting education in a Catholic context. They are appointed by the Archdiocese of Southwark to preserve and develop the Catholic ethos of the school, academy, college and help to deliver outstanding spiritual, moral and learning outcomes for children and young people. Foundation […]
Our Year 6 students sang beautifully at Oasis Academy for their Remembrance Day service, singing ‘Spirit of the ANZACS’ and a Veterans version of ‘Hallelujah’ on their own before joining with Halfway Houses to sing a combined version of ‘It’s a Long Way to Tipperary and Pack Up Your Travels’. We were very honoured to […]
Children at St. Edward’s Catholic Primary School rounded off their ‘Diwali Week’ learning with ‘Bollywood’ dancing lessons. Every year group took part, from Reception to Year 6, along with all teaching and support staff. The day culminated in a surprise ‘Flash Mob’ on the playground. The children then put on a demonstration […]
Deborah Neeves from St Edward’s Catholic Primary School, Sheerness was awarded the Optivo Natures Champion award at this year’s Kent wildlife trust’s ‘Wild about Gardens’ ceremony at Canterbury College on Thursday 25th October. Deborah was nominated for the award by the Kent wildlife trusts judge who visited the school […]
Below are the PDF’s for the current CPD opportunities offered by Emmaus Teaching School. Emmaus TSA Brochure 2018-19 Courses being run at Emmaus TSA 2018-19
Archbishop Peter Smith visited St Thomas’ Catholic Primary School in Canterbury on Friday 5th October 2018, to celebrate the official opening of the school’s new classrooms. The morning began with mass in the school hall, where the Archbishop was joined by local clergy, governors, pupils and families, to celebrate […]
The DfE has set out plans to roll out the free national search and listing service for teaching roles in schools – across schools in England. Schools will be invited to start listing roles on the service according to which Regional School Commissioner (RSC) region they’re in (or, in the […]
Members of the Richard Challoner School community enjoyed a highly emotive Mass at St George’s Cathedral in Southwark last week as part of the school’s tradition to mark the birthday of the school’s founder, Bishop Richard Challoner. Over 1,300 students, staff and families, travelled to London to participate in […]
Teachers and children at an Island school have been congratulated for exam results which were above the national average. Please click the link below to read more St Edward’s Sheerness
A recruitment drive for the Department for Education’s free National School Breakfast Programme (NSBP) is underway. The Programme is delivered by the charities Family Action and Magic Breakfast, who are encouraging schools in disadvantaged areas of England to join the hundreds who’ve already applied. Most eligible schools doing so […]
Thursday 4th October 2018 2pm – 4pm Amigo Hall Archbishop Peter will introduce the mini-conference. I am expecting to share the initial outputs of my time at the Education Commission. I also intend to give you an opportunity to discuss the findings of the Gilbert Review and to gather your views […]
Message from the Director of Education, Dr Simon Hughes: Thank you to all the headteachers, chairs of governing bodies, chaplains, teachers and teaching assistants who joined the team from the Education Commission for yesterday’s mass to mark the beginning of the new school year. I would particularly like to thank […]
Dear Colleagues, A very warm welcome back to the new school year 2018/19. Congratulations to all our many young people who did well in their examinations, achieving outcomes that will help them move on to the next stage of their life, education, employment or training. I am sure that they […]
The real-life DIY SOS project is taking place during the six-week summer holiday to provide St Saviour’s Primary School in Lewisham with a brand new library. Please click here to read the full story.