EduCativPosted April 27, 2021SharePosted April 27, 2021 “Every member of the school is unique in the sight of God. Our community is based on living the Gospel Values and leading our children towards a lasting belief in the Catholic Faith. We provide the highest quality education to enable children to reach their full potential and be thoughtful, compassionate, and effective citizens.” The children at St Augustine’s Catholic Primary School benefit from a stimulating and rewarding experience enriched by a wide variety of extra-curricular activities, sporting/musical success and community involvement, enthusiastic and committed staff, and a strong supportive partnership with parents. We will develop every child’s core skills of literacy and numeracy, as well as their talents and abilities, independence, and creativity We are a school committed to providing an excellent education, where the Gospel values of the Catholic Faith underpin our efforts to provide a quality education for all. We welcome parents into the school and are fully committed to a true partnership between your child, home, parish, and school. Our board of dedicated governors brings a wide array of skills, knowledge, and experience to the school. The governors, committed to ensuring that we get the best for the children, play a full and active part in the life of the school. The Pupil Premium (PP) is an allocation of funding provided to schools for supporting specific groups of children who are vulnerable to underachieving. These include children who are entitled to Free School Meals (FSM), those looked after by the Local Authority (LAC), and the children of Armed Forces personnel (AF). At St Augustine’s we are firmly committed to ensuring that all children regardless of their background are entitled to meet their full potential both academically and pastorally. The governors, who are representative of the school community, have overall responsibility for the school. The Bishop appoints Foundation Governors (they act to protect the distinctive nature of this Catholic school). The Local Authority and staff have representatives and other governors are elected by parents. The Governors visit the school and each governor has an area of particular interest or responsibility. Their guidance is paramount to the school’s stability and success.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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