My name is Lisa Sumpter and it is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the St Joseph’s and St Gregory’s Catholic Primary School.
Our aim is to give every child coming through our doors at St Joseph’s & St Gregory’s an education they enjoy, which prepares them for academic success and happy, fulfilling lives, now and in the future.
We successfully combine a well-resourced, nurturing environment with the challenge of high aspiration - all that is the hallmark of excellent Catholic education.
Please get in touch if you would like to find out more and arrange a visit to the school. I very much look forward to meeting you and your children.
On Twitter
The children are currently enjoying a wonderful start to the swimming season in our fantastic pool. Here, Year 2 are learning how to swim with floats. https://t.co/PPSjZh0ZRV
1 week ago
Reception children had a wonderful time watching the story "Fatou Fetch the Water" come alive in class with the help of playleaders! The children explored the book about a little girl who lives in a village in Gambia. #FatouFetchTheWater #Gambia #EYFS https://t.co/w9q6zE6fkz
2 weeks ago
RT @BedsLibraries: Here's a great spring booklist for children, we've got lots more reading ideas on our website too... from helping with n...
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RT @TonyBishopBCS: Fantastic evening. Thanks to everyone involved! @STMBedford @SJSGPrimary @StJohnRig https://t.co/syyNqHXodK
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RT @BedsLibraries: We have had a fantastic week of crafts at the Central Library. If you've not been in, why not!? Fear not, the fun contin...
1 month ago
RT @royalacademy: If you know a budding young artist, let them know about the Young Artist's Summer Show – a new opportunity for students a...
1 month ago
The whole school took part in acting out Holy Week on Friday, reminding us why we celebrate Easter. Each year group performed a different part of the story from Palm Sunday, the Last Supper, the Crucifixion, ending in the joy of the Resurrection. A very fitting end to our term. https://t.co/yoC95AWUZR
1 month ago
Year 1 are enjoying being young masters and mistresses in 1666 London. They are learning a number of trades to see which job they would like to do. In the afternoon they had a chance to dig through the charred remains of London to see what they could find. #handsonhistory https://t.co/raMWgdBNpw
1 month ago
Year 2 children have been learning to play the recorder with @MusicBedford which has culminated in a concert to showcase their talent with a live band to friends and family. Well done Year 2 - you were brilliant! #playingtherecorder #concert #concentration #year2 https://t.co/u5QWjE8CHm
1 month ago
RT @Literacy_Trust: 'Let children's interests guide their reading. There really is something for every child, whether they like sports, sup...
1 month ago
RT @BedsLibraries: @BedsHour Discover some fantastic book lists, resources and all sorts of other useful information for children and their...
1 month ago
RT @frome_maude: "Stories make your heart grow." #WinnieThePooh. A love of books stays with you forever. Always, always, always encourage c...
1 month ago
RT @Pontifex: Where should we fix our gaze along the journey of #Lent? On the Crucifix. Jesus on the Cross is the compass of life that poin...
1 month ago
RT @Booktrust: Did you know that Hans Christian Andersen was born #OnThisDay in 1805? That's why we're celebrating #InternationalChildrensB...
1 month ago
RT @Booktrust: Did you know that today is #WorldAutismAwarenessDay? Here, Sir Michael Morpurgo explained how his grandson, who is on the au...
1 month ago
Over seventy of our mother's and grandmother's came to share Mother's Day Lunch with their children yesterday. Chicken pasta bake or vegetarian curry was enjoyed by all – a fantastic meal and happy occasion. #Mothersday2019 #Mums #Schoollunchwithmum @relish_food https://t.co/Wy3xViIDsY
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