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Welcome to St Bridget's C of E Primary School

School Vision Statement

Inspiring, nurturing and educating our children to serve God by reaching their full potential, serving our local community and by looking after our environment as global citizens of today and tomorrow.

School Mission Statement

'Love your neighbour as yourself.'

Luke 10:27

13-10-25

Dear Parents and Carers,

Over the last few weeks, it has been a privilege to see how well the children are doing as we head towards half term. It is not often that the Headteacher is seen using crutches around school with what looks like some type of futuristic leg brace. I have been asked some wonderful questions, and they have also shown care and concern. It has certainly been a challenging time personally and I would like to thank Mrs Ross and all the staff for ensuring that school has started smoothly for all of the children.

Parents Evening

Last week we sent out an email for parents evening and thank you for signing up. Please contact the school office if you have not been able to. Recently, we have changed our school management system and while it was promised that this would be a seamless transition we have encountered a few issues which we have worked to resolve as swiftly as possible.

Our Bicentennial Picture

Our Bicentennial celebrations before the summer feel like a long time ago. One part of the celebration involved taking a picture of all of the children from a drone forming the number 200. This is now on our website.

Safeguarding update – Spy Pup books

Last week we were made aware of a book which contained links to unofficial websites. As a school we ensured that these books were not available to children. These websites have now been taken down. See link.

School Performance

The children across the school continue to do well in National Tests and recent data indicates achievement to be exceptional. When this data is released, I will update you again in detail.

E-Safety - Online Safety and Acceptable Use Policy

(including use of mobile phones and devices)

We continually review our policies. On the back of substantial research, we are promoting the message to parents that your child does not need a smart phone for school. Nearly all secondary schools across #Wirral do not allow Smart phones in school as well. In our online safety and Acceptable Use Policy we now state “We do not encourage children to bring smart phones to school. Should parents wish their child to have a phone when walking to and from school in year 6 a simple non-smart device ‘brick phone’ without internet connectivity is recommended.”

PTA News

It was lovely to welcome many of the new parents to a welcome at The Wro. It was lovely to chat to many of you and hear that your children are settling well into school. I would like to thank all of the PTA for their fantastic support last year. Last year we bought 66 Chromebooks to integrate our computing within the classroom. This has been transformative for teaching and learning.

Parent Evening Week: week beginning 20.10.25

School Photographs 10.11.25

Christmas Services