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- Welcome to St. Bridget’s Primary School. Some of you are already familiar with our school, others we welcome for the first time. As parents, we have the right to expect that all our children will be provided with the highest quality of education in a climate where they are safe, valued, and treated with dignity and respect. In St. Bridget’s we believe that in our Catholic School Community, we have created a caring, concerned Christian community, where children can develop their full potential in well-ordered stimulating surroundings. We strive to ensure that our pupils have every opportunity to maximize their achievement and attainment, endeavoring to develop children into mature, health-conscious, fit, and well adjusted young people who are fully equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to successfully continue their education within the Secondary sector. Our Home, School, Church partnership is of great importance. Working together and communicating openly ensures the best value for all. Please keep in touch with our school, through our monthly newsletters, home/link class letters, school notice board, and are extremely supportive of Parent Council. The school website is an excellent way to keep up to date with the life of the school. By working in partnership with all members of the St. Bridget’s School community, we can all be confident of continued success. Please do not hesitate in contacting the school with any concerns, issues, ideas, and general feedback on how we are doing. Within St Bridget’s there is an independently run after-school service which runs from 15.00 - 18.00 each weekday, A whole day service is also provided on holidays. The school nurse visits the school at various times during the year. Parents are kept informed by letter. If a child becomes ill during the school day, he/she may require to be sent home. Please ensure that you keep the school informed of all contact details. Parents should inform the school of any medical requirements relating to their child. If a child requires medication during the school day, parents must complete the appropriate medical form. This is available on request from the school office. View full school
Welcome to St. Bridget’s Primary School. Some of you are already familiar with our school, others we welcome for the first time. As parents, we have the right to expect that all our children will be provided with the highest quality of education in a climate where they are safe, valued, and treated with dignity and respect. In St. Bridget’s we believe that in our Catholic School Community, we have created a caring, concerned Christian community, where children can develop their full potential in well-ordered stimulating surroundings. We strive to ensure that our pupils have every opportunity to maximize their achievement and attainment, endeavoring to develop children into mature, health-conscious, fit, and well adjusted young people who are fully equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to successfully continue their education within the Secondary sector. Our Home, School, Church partnership is of great importance. Working together and communicating openly ensures the best value for all. Please keep in touch with our school, through our monthly newsletters, home/link class letters, school notice board, and are extremely supportive of Parent Council. The school website is an excellent way to keep up to date with the life of the school. By working in partnership with all members of the St. Bridget’s School community, we can all be confident of continued success. Please do not hesitate in contacting the school with any concerns, issues, ideas, and general feedback on how we are doing. Within St Bridget’s there is an independently run after-school service which runs from 15.00 - 18.00 each weekday, A whole day service is also provided on holidays. The school nurse visits the school at various times during the year. Parents are kept informed by letter. If a child becomes ill during the school day, he/she may require to be sent home. Please ensure that you keep the school informed of all contact details. Parents should inform the school of any medical requirements relating to their child. If a child requires medication during the school day, parents must complete the appropriate medical form. This is available on request from the school office.
