Blessed Dominic Catholic Primary is a happy and successful school in Colindale and has been serving the Catholic Community for over 40 years. It provides the opportunity for pupils to achieve their full potential in a spiritual, academic, moral, and social climate that is based on the Gospel values. The school is an integral part of the local community and is known for its warmth, friendliness, and its desire to do its very best for the children in its care. The ultimate goal of this school is to instill in the children a love of learning and a passion for life itself.
Blessed Dominic is a voluntary-aided Catholic school serving the educational needs of the Colindale area. At Blessed Dominic, all are valued, all can achieve and all are loved. The school has high expectations of each member of its school community and is committed to the school mission. Blessed Dominic Catholic Primary School aims to unite school, home, and parish as a Christian community, in which every individual is valued and respected. The school promotes education for life, developing the academic, spiritual, emotional, social, and physical potential of all the children.
Blessed Dominic is a place where Jesus is a constant presence in our lives, Quality teaching, and learning experiences, with high expectations of all staff and pupils. The skills to equip pupils to become independent learners, Equality of opportunity for all to have full access to a broad and balanced curriculum, Celebrate individual and collective achievements
Blessed Dominic is a place where everyone feels valued and respected as members of a community, An environment in which high standards of behavior, self-discipline, and showing respect for the rights and views of others is an everyday practice
Blessed Dominic a school where parents and staff feel supported in their roles. We must keep our children safe and secure at all times. To do this Blessed Dominic has a variety of systems in place to which we ask parents to support and fully adhere to at all times.
Supply teachers and other adults working with children must read and agree to the Safeguarding Visitors Compliance Card on entry to the school. All schools have to protect children from the risk of radicalization by promoting fundamental British Values and by enabling children to challenge extremist views in a safe and secure environment.
