Welcome to St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
Welcome to our wonderful school!
We are a Catholic primary school who works in partnership with the Diocese of Leeds sharing a vision of life based on Christ centred virtues that seeks to enable all pupils in our school community to flourish and to reach for their hopes and dreams. We provide our children with a range of exciting learning opportunities to enable them to develop and grow into becoming well rounded global citizens.
We hope you enjoy your visit to our website.
Fantastic News!
We are a good school!
Following our recent OFSTED Inspection we are extremely proud to announce that we have been graded GOOD in all areas of the inspection.
A huge thank you goes to all staff, pupils, parents and governors for your hard work and continued support in everything that we do as a school.
If you would like to read the final report please see below.
Coronavirus and schools closure information for parents / carers
Following the Government’s announcement, East Riding of Yorkshire Council would like to reiterate that schools, colleges and childcare providers will be closed for the vast majority of children until further notice.
Many parents working in critical sectors may be able to ensure their child is kept at home. Every child who can be safely cared for at home, should be.
The Department for Education is asking schools, colleges, nurseries, childminders and other registered childcare settings to offer provision, where they can, for children of critical workers and vulnerable children. You may have already been contacted by your child’s school. If this is not the case please look at their website.
This is an offer to parents and carers who are critical workers or have vulnerable children. There is no requirement for parents and carers to send children to school if you do not need or wish to do so.
School Closure
Following the recent announcement from the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for Education, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School will be closed to almost all pupils from the end of the school day on Friday 20th March until further notice.
As a school we have been working hard on our emergency plans and developed contingencies to be best prepared for this scenario.
We thank all children, parents and carers for their patience during this difficult time as we continue to follow the guidance and advice that is rapidly emerging from official government sources.
We will continue to provide regular updates through our social media channels and on our website.
Many thanks
Helen Cooke
Acting Headteacher
