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St Nicholas Catholic Combined School
Matford Lane, EX2 4PS Exeter
01392 255562
www:http://www.st-nicholas-exeter.devon.sch.uk/e-mail:

On behalf of the staff, governors and children of our school, may I welcome you to St Nicholas Catholic Primary School.

We extend a warm welcome to children and families of children who wish to find out more about us. If your child is about to join us for the first time, we welcome you as parents and look forward to a happy and successful association over the coming years.

The education we provide is within the teachings of the Catholic Church, St Nicholas’ places Christ at the centre of all we do, children are taught to nurture their relationship with God and through this, their interactions with others. Our whole school community has a common aim ‘to present, live and celebrate the Christian vision’

We offer a talented and committed team of staff who are dedicated to enriching children’s experiences through a rich and diverse curriculum. We offer strong links with the parishes we serve and the wider community.

We believe in the benefits of strong partnership between home and school and are committed to developing this relationship with you as parents to enhance the experience of your children during their time with us.

In September we will be moving location to Ringswell Avenue in Heavitree. The new building is nearing completion and will offer us a state of the art building designed to maximise the learning opportunities for children. As well a larger classrooms, the school will have a dedicated ICT suite, a library, music/dance studio, food technology room and a large hall. The grounds of our new school will enable us, for the first time, to provide outdoor games on a field of our own and a 5 year landscape plan aims to develop wildlife areas and gardening space.

These pages provide you with information on the school, its aims, its curriculum and activities and something of its organisation. However. we warmly welcome any parent wishing to look around our school to see for yourself the education, ethos and commitment we provide at St Nicholas School.

Pat Anzani
Headteacher

Aims

MISSION STATEMENT

St Nicholas School reflects the teachings and values of the Catholic Faith that is central in our daily lives. We recognise that everyone is created in the image and likeness of God and that everything is possible through Christ. We grow and learn spiritually, intellectually, physically and emotionally by being Christ like to others.

All members of our community are valued and respected. We embrace a spirit of communication and co-operation, openness and supportiveness. Each member is encouraged to achieve individual excellence in all areas.

We are a living and growing community, offering everyone the opportunity to fulfil their potential, educating the whole person in a broad and balanced way, as we are all unique individuals in the eyes of Christ.

We present, live and celebrate the Christian vision.

The School will aim to develop lively and enquiring minds, develop children’s literacy and numeracy, maintain their interest in learning with enriching and stimulating experiences through physical activities, the creative arts and first hand experiences.

During their years at school, children will be expected to develop their own individual talents, will be able to read, write, speak well and enjoy books both at home and in school. The children will be encouraged to develop skills to ensure a good understanding of maths and science. We also aim to actively promote breadth and balance throughout the whole curriculum stimulating thought and discussion in enquiry based subjects.

Children will be expected to develop the capacity to work on their own and with others and to use their initiative in any situation. The School will endeavour to fully utilise the most valuable resources within the School by ensuring that the teaching and non-teaching staff use to the full their skills and talents to teach. It should provide a role model which inspires and encourages all to continue on their journey of faith.

The School will aim to establish a friendly, welcome and warm relationship with parents, parishes and community. The active involvement of clergy, parents, governors and the local community in the life of the School is of paramount importance if close, visible and genuine relationships are to be maintained.



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