Today, we say goodbye to our Deputy Head Mrs Riley.
We thank you for all your hard work over the last 10 years. We wish you all the luck for the future. 💐

We wish all our families a Happy and Holy Easter.
“Alleluia, Alleluia”

We are very proud of our UKS2 pupils who lead Stations of the Cross this week for parents and pupils.

Our children took part in The Big Lent Walk for CAFOD. As a school we raised over £400.

Our pupils enjoyed taking part in The Great British Spring Clean this week. 🌷

Today we held our Caritas Salford Care Drive. We would like to thank everyone who donated food, books, toys, clothing and toiletries. These will all help our families who are in need of extra support. #pray #fast #give #lent ⛪️🙏💜

During their DT session our Year 1 pupils learnt how wheels work and created a design for a fairground wheel. 🎡

This week we were joined by Nuclear Naz from Mad Science. KS2 learned all about different types of energy, in their show Energize, which had a fiery finale. KS1 learnt all about chemical reactions in their show Spin, Pop, Boom. We certainly have a some budding future Scientists

Our Key Stage 1 pupils loved their World Book Day theme The Tale of Peter Rabbit. 🐰

Today we continue our World Book Day celebrations by welcoming Story Magic who are performing The Wind in the Willows for our KS1 and 2 pupils. 🦡🐸🐀📚

Today, Year 6 took part in a Road to RIAT event. Children had the opportunity to be engineers, through designing a rocket. Children had to consider what was needed to make their rocket launch before seeing if they would blast off. 🚀

Year 3/4 had a great day celebrating World Book Day!

Thank you MCR Healthy Schools for hosting a Safety at Home Workshop today for our parents. We all found the information, tips and advice very useful. 🏡

St Dunstan's Recommend Reads.

Chiedu in Year 5 said

'I read 'The Stockbroker's Clerk. It was a Sherlock Holmes book and I really enjoyed it.'

St Dunstan's Recommend Reads.
Renae in Year 5 said
'I have just finished reading Looking After Earth by Sona Sharma and I thought it was very good.'

St Dunstan's Recommend Reads.
Mia in Year 5 said
'I read James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl during the christmas holidays. I think all of his books are very funny.

St Dunstan's Recommend Reads.
Hastyar in Year 6 said 'I loved reading The Boy at the Back of the Class because I learnt about how a refugee boy lost his family and  came to England. He spoke the same language as me too.'

St Dunstan's Recommend Reads.
Johnathan in Year 6 said
'I have loved reading Kensuke's Kingdom because it was an interesting adventure story. It made me smile when Kensuke started to call Micheal - Micasan.' 📚

St Dunstan's Recommend Reads.
Emmanuel in Year 6 recommends - Marcus Rashford's You Are a Champion. He said the book is an encouraging read as it tells us to never stop working on our dreams.

We wish all our families a Happy and Holy Christmas.