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Welcome to St Bede's Catholic Primary School, a happy, inclusive community where every child is known, valued, and loved. Guided by our mission - Love, Learn, Serve - we place the teachings of Jesus Christ at the centre of all we do.
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At St Bede's, our mission is to Love, Learn, Serve. We encourage our children to show kindness and respect to others, develop a lifelong love of learning, and use their talents to support those around them. Guided by the teachings of Jesus, we aim to nurture confident, caring, and responsible young people who are prepared to make a positive impact in the world.
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The children will spend the day developing their cycling skills, learning how to stay safe on their bikes, and building their confidence on two wheels. It's wonderful to see everyone showing such enthusiasm, determination and excellent listening!
We are looking forward to seeing them continue their Bikeability journey tomorrow! 🚴♂️🌞 11 Likes
After school on Wednesday 29 April, the children transferred the young plants they had grown from seed, including carrots, onions and a variety of other vegetables, into their new outdoor home.
With the warmer weather arriving, we are excited to watch the plants continue to grow and thrive in the weeks ahead. Well done to our Eco Team for their hard work and dedication! 🌿 3 Likes
The children really enjoyed it—especially kneading the dough! It was a fun way to develop fine motor skills through a hands-on activity. 4 Likes
They watched a short video, then followed the steps carefully: choosing bread, spreading butter and adding jam.
The children really enjoyed the activity and developed their fine motor skills and independence. 😊 4 Likes
The children used a ball game to build number confidence, then made it trickier by finding the next number on the carpet. We even added a timer for a fun challenge!
These activities are helping to develop fluency and quick recall of number sequences. 2 Likes
This hands-on activity helped to build confidence and develop a stronger understanding of addition. 😊 2 Likes
They are so tiny — just like little black dots!
We looked closely at them in their special container, which has tiny holes in the top so they can breathe.
We have set up a little observation area with magnifying glasses and paper so we can carefully watch them and record what we notice as they grow.
We can’t wait to see how they change over the next few weeks! 4 Likes
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