Our Eco-Team were out in the community on Friday, putting our Catholic Social Teaching on stewardship of creation into action with a lively and joyful litter pick. They worked with such enthusiasm and purpose, showing how small acts of care can make a big difference. Our guide from the Wolverhampton City Council street cleansing team was full of praise for the children’s teamwork, positivity and impeccable behaviour. A kind member of the public even came out of their home to

Our school had a truly uplifting day as we joined the Archdiocese in celebrating Jubilee Day. It was a special moment to pause and look back on all we have embraced so far during the Jubilee Year of Hope, while also looking ahead to how we will continue this journey right up to the Feast of the Epiphany, when the Jubilee Year officially concludes, and beyond into our daily lives. We gathered for a beautiful assembly where we sang along with music from Jo Boyce, listened to Bi

Reception printed using recycled materials to create their poppy wreath ready for Remembrance Day last week.

What a fantastic day we’ve had in school! Our children arrived in bright bursts of yellow, Pudsey ears proudly worn, and a whole range of colourful mufti outfits. A huge thank you to our families for giving so generously - your kindness makes such a difference. We kicked off the day with a whole-school assembly, learning about the important causes supported by Children in Need. We also drew the raffle, made possible by the generous donations from our families, with Pudsey pri

Year Four joined members of the Royal British Legion and the local community to pay their respects at the service of Remembrance at Bilston War Memorial. The children laid their wreath of promise poppies to commemorate Armistice Day.

Today, our school community came together in a moving Act of Remembrance. Pupils, staff, parents and carers gathered to pause, reflect and honour all those who have given their lives in service to others. Through prayer, silence and reflection, we stood united in gratitude and hope, remembering the past and looking towards a future built on peace and understanding. We will remember them.

Today, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and service of all those who gave their lives in conflict. We remember the fallen, the veterans, and those still serving - with gratitude and solemn reflection. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.

A huge thank you to all our families for your incredibly kind donations to the food bank. Your generosity will make a real difference to those in need this autumn. Our wonderful prefects worked hard to sort and re-pack the many contributions — and they’ll also be lending a hand next week when a representative from The Good Shepherd  comes to collect everything. Thank you once again for your amazing generosity!

In our class Celebrations of the Word, we have celebrated the feast of our Parish patron, St John Henry Newman. Prayer leaders have led...

Our Parish Patron, St John Henry Newman, has recently been declared a Doctor of the Church! A few events are being held to celebrate and...