Mission Statement:
To promote learning and excellence for all, embedded in the values and beliefs of the Catholic Faith.
Click here for Mission/Vision/AimsPosted on 13 July 2018
Music at St Winefride’s goes from strength to strength thanks to the dedication of the children and the hard work of our music teachers. On Tuesday evening we were treat to some magnificent musical performances as the children sang and played for us all. Everyone had obviously practiced really hard.
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Posted on 29 May 2018
Year 4 performed their mythical monsters pallindrome pieces for all of Key Stage 2 on Wednesday last week. We were treat to two compositions which were created by each class with the support of Mr Boyes.
4 Ayrton – Cutie
Cutie is a space dwelling super sized monster (bigger than planet Earth) that eats planets. The music tells the story of Cutie approaching a solar system much like our own and looking at the planets one by one until she finds one she likes the look of. Her tummy begins to rumble so chomp, chomp , chomp she eats it. Sadly the planet she has chosen does not agree with her tummy, so she starts to feel very ill and sends the planet back into space. Cutie flies off into space, bumping into a few planets on the way.
4 Sykes – Tiny Tim
Tiny Tim is not tiny, in fact he is bigger than any other living thing that has ever lived on Earth. He has eight legs and eight heads and needs to be constantly fed. Unfortunately every time he walks he causes an earthquake. All the humans are very tired of this and join together to try and get rid of him. When he is confronted at The Great Wall of China he decides he has been had enough and tip toes away.
Posted on 1 May 2018
Our school choir got the Fatima Group singing and clapping along during one of their afternoon visits. The choir were a credit to the school and thoroughly entertained our vistiors.
Posted on 5 January 2018
We were treat to a wonderful concert by some of the many children that are learning to play stringed instruments here at St Winefrides. Their level of confidence and skill was amazing. Here are some pictures to remind us of a fantastic event.
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Posted on 8 December 2017
Many of the children who are learning stringed musical instruments played for us on Friday afternoon. They amazed us with their talent and enthusiasm. A great way to end the week and evidence of our commitment to music at St Winefride’s Catholic Primary School.
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