Congratulations to our UKMT Maths Challenge Winners!! Keira, Leo, Howell and Alfie all took part in the Hope Academy UKMT Maths Challenge and competed against seven other primary schools in St Helens. They had to work as a team to complete 5 timed maths...

Well done Sophie-May achieving 3rd Place in the Flying Rudolph STEM Challenge organised by Ellie Hunter from our network school, Ashurst Primary.   The judges from John Moores University were very impressed!   #DistrictProud #DistrictStem #NewtonleWillows...

Wow - a massive thank you to everyone who donated to our Reverse Advent Calendar.   We will be taking our donations to the local food bank next week.   #DistrictProud #DistrictFamily #Education #PrimarySchool #StHelens #NewtonleWillows...

Today at The District we spread kindness around the school like confetti, to celebrate World Kindness Day 2020.   Every class organised wonderful acts of kindness for different people across the school.   We have had treats delivered to our classrooms, get...

On the 11th hour on the 11th day on the 11th month we will remember them. Our Head Pupils attended the Cenotaph in Earlestown to represent our school and to pay our respects to men and women who have served our country, and we remember those who paid the...

This week in school we took part in the UK Parliament Week. The annual festival aims to engage young with people parliament, politics and democracy.   #DistrictFamily #DistrictUKParliamentWeek #NewtonleWillows #StHelens #Education...

‘If you can’t come to school, school will (virtually) come to you!’ - This week, in Y3/4D, one of our classmates has been isolating at home. We didn’t want our friend to be lonely at home, or to get behind in their learning, so she joined our lessons...

We would like to thank our families for their kind donations for our 'Harvest' to our local food bank. Please follow the links below to our 'Harvest Service'. KS1 https://youtu.be/d_GDUxIrvVU KS2 https://youtu.be/DKXrN5Sckbk #DistrictFamily #DistrictHarvest #StHelens...

St Helens Borough Council have created a useful guide for parents, carers and children for 'Back To School' next week. The site contains the latest government guidance for parents, some videos relating to top tips and will be added to as new documents are...

Nursery Our Nursery children were amazed when they saw the giant bubbles made using a hoop and soapy water. They then had lots of fun experimenting to make their own giant bubbles, learning that they had make sure the hoop had plenty of liquid on it and...

On Wednesday our Year 6 Children attended the Liverpool Diocese Cathedral for the Leavers Service. It was a lovely service; all about putting our trust in God to be there for us as we make the transition to high school. We were also incredibly lucky to see...

On Monday 10th June 2019 - I was very proud to receive this award with Reverend Val from St John the Baptist from Archdeacon Rodger from Liverpool Diocese. This award enables churches and schools to further develop the excellent work they have produced in...

Spring 2 Year 6S Our Y6 journey continues… After our half-term’s research project on William Shakespeare, we gave presentation to the rest of the class. We also memorised part of The Witches’ Chant from Macbeth, which was a real challenge. We have written...

At The District, we value our children as individuals, expressing themselves and their special talents, or their superpowers as musician/author Marc Winstanley calls them. When I spotted a post on Facebook from Marc, I realised we needed to get him to our...

It has been non-stop this half term and all our Year 6 pupils have continued to work incredibly hard.  After our half-term’s research project on William Shakespeare, we enjoyed presenting what we had learnt to the rest of the class. We have written our own...

A big thank you to everyone who attended the Art Gallery last night. We are very proud of our children in creating the wonderful masterpieces. Our children did a fantastic job of using repurposed/reused materials - 'bringing lost and forgotten things back...