Summer Term
20th April — 22nd July 2020
We hope everyone is staying safe and well!
We have been working very hard to put together a plan to enable Reception, Year 1 & Year 6 children to return to school from June 1st if it is decided that schools should partially open from this date
All parents should have received a briefing document by email outlining this plan. If you have not received this please contact the school office
We continue to miss all of our pupils and hope to see them all soon!
We're missing you!
Click here for a little message from all of us...
Home Learning
The new Home Learning packs for next week are now available here...
School Nurse
If you have any concerns about your child during the school closure period and would like advice from the school nurse service they can be contacted on 0300 2470122.
New Starters:
All the information for parents of children who will be joining us in September can be found here.
World Book Day:
See some of the amazing costumes from the day!
About Our Curriculum
Our curriculum is broad, balanced and creative. Teachers use a variety of techniques to ensure that both academic and life skills are taught and reinforced. Learning takes place both inside and outside the classroom.
Sports at St Thomas More
Sport at St Thomas More School is wide and varied. There are many sports on offer, some of which are individual sports while others involve teams. Events are sometimes inclusive while others are competitive.
Clubs
We provide numerous morning, lunchtime and after school clubs catering for a large range of interests. Clubs are available for all children of all abilities.
We are now also providing Early Birds and Double Clubs every day. Early Birds starts at 8am until the start of school and Double Club starts at the end of the school day until 6pm. If you would like more information please contact the school office.
Forest School
Children in Early Years and Key Stage 1 attend forest school which aims to increase the skills and knowledge of pupils through a child centred, holistic approach in the outdoors.
Children in Key Stage 2 follow an Eco Curriculum which again serves to teach the children about caring for God’s Creation and their contribution to the Common Good.
Our school is brilliant. I wouldn’t change a thing!