Welcome to St Augustine's Catholic Primary School
"Have Life and Have it to the Full" John 10:10
Welcome to our fabulous school. It is an inclusive, nurturing and compassionate school where, rooted in Gospel values, our respect for our children and families drives our passion for challenge and learning.
We welcome prospective families and are more than happy to organise a school tour at any time in the school year. Please book an appointment to come and visit us by phoning 01926 852943.
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2 Feb 2026
While we are on the case sending out the reminders…
🧮 Number day 🧮 don’t forget that St Augustine’s will be celebrating NSPCC number day this Friday (6th February). Children are invited to dress as a number/maths concept and participate in Maths themed activities throughout the day. Any voluntary cash donations can be made towards the NSPCC during the day.
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2 Feb 2026
❤️ To mark Valentine‘s day, and to show a little love to the PTFA fundraising pot, there will be two events next Friday (13th Feb) ❤️
1. Our children are invited to wear a splash of red/pink with their uniform. The PTFA will be collecting cash donations at the gates for this. £1 suggested donation
2. Valentine themed biscuits will be on sale after school. The perfect way to treat yourself, or a loved one at the end of the half term!
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2 Feb 2026
📚✨ A perfect Friday morning for Year 2! ✨📚
On Friday, Year 2 visited the library as part of the National Year of Reading for Pleasure. The children were impeccably behaved and threw themselves into a range of exciting activities, including book hunts, designing their own book covers and bookmarks, and – most importantly – spending time reading for pleasure.
What a joyful way to celebrate books and a love of reading. A lovely Friday morning for everyone! 💛📖
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1 Feb 2026
As it is the first Sunday of the month, many members of our school community were at the parish mass this morning. Thank you to the children who read beautifully, the children who supported with the offertory procession with reverence and everyone who attended children‘s liturgy and created these fantastic representations of The Beatitudes. A truly uplifting and inclusive mass 💛💙
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27 Jan 2026
⚠️Reminder of our Candlemas project ⚠️
On Monday 2nd February, we will be celebrating the feast of Candlemas.
Candlemas is a feast day that remembers the time when Jesus was taken to the Temple in Jerusalem, where he was described as a “light for all people.” Candles are often blessed or lit on this day as a symbol of hope, guidance and God’s love.
In school, we use Candlemas as an opportunity for children to think about the idea of light in a wider sense – not just as candles or light bulbs, but the people who bring light into our lives by showing kindness, care and support.
What is the Candlemas project?
This year, to celebrate this feast day, we would like the children to reflect on the following question:
Who brings light into your life?
Children will choose one or more people who bring light into their lives. This could include:
· Parents or carers
· Other family members
· Friends
· Teachers or school staff
· Coaches, leaders, or members of the community
· Saints
Once your child has chosen, they will then create a short piece of work to share their ideas. This may include:
· A drawing or poster
· A short-written reflection
· A labelled picture
· A simple craft or candle-themed artwork
· A sentence or paragraph explaining why this person is important to them.
Children will have the opportunity to talk about their projects in class and share them with rest of the school community. Please send completed projects into school by Friday 30th January.
If you have any questions about the Candlemas project or would like further support, please do not hesitate to contact the school.
Thank you for helping us make this a meaningful and reflective experience for the children. We can’t wait to see your projects.
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23 Jan 2026
We were already feeling excited today because the new screen was being fitted in the hall. Just to add to that excitement, when removing the old screen this original bell has been uncovered! Mr Emery has big plans to clean it up and get it back in action. We have a few ex pupils as followers, does anyone remember it in use?
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