In school this week, there has been lots of work happening around the theme of Children’s Mental Health Week. Pupils have had chance to mediate, reflect and think about how important it is for their voice to be heard.
YOUR VOICE MATTERS is the theme of this week for our pupils. Well done to this fantastic designer who decided our Mental Health and Well-being week needed a logo!
WOW! 🤩 What an amazing Number Day St Teresa’s had on Friday 2nd February. We had lots of exciting Math challenges and activities happening across school. 🔢📏 A BIG thank to the parents and family members who joined their children in the classrooms for some Math fun. The money you raised will be sent to the NSPCC charity – thank you!
Pupils were excited to open the new trim trail on the playground today! The head boy and girl thanked all the children who helped to design it and the leaders of the school for making it happen. We said a prayer and officially opened the area by cutting the ribbon.
Pupils had a lovely break time playing on the trail- there were many smiling faces!
Well done to all our budding authors who entered the ’Young Writers’ competition. We are so proud of you for creating exciting and powerful poems. 
Some of our 6 pupils had a fantastic morning focusing on Greater Depth writing at the Wolverhampton at the Art Gallery with other schools from Wolverhampton. We learnt about the different types of story endings and listened to a range of exciting writing. We can’t wait to use these skills in our own writing.
Year 3 have been extremely busy in English creating their non-chronological reports. Just look at the amazing writing. You should be proud of your achievements! ✍️
Well done to all the children in Eco Club 🌎 The children have looked at how they can help the planet and have created their very own Superhero bookmark.
Our prayer leaders went around school at the beginning of this term, blessing the doors of the classrooms and the building. They said a special prayer with each class before writing special letters and numbers using chalk. 
On Friday 20th December, Year 5 went to a local care home this morning to sing some carols to the residents. They enjoyed it thoroughly and the residents were signing along. 
“We wish you a Merry Christmas!”
