Carleton St Hilda's CE Primary School, Carleton

Please look under 'about our school' tab to read our latest Ofsted report! It is a huge celebration of our school! Our school continues to be good.

"Staff and pupils are proud to be part of the school family."

"You and your deputy headteacher lead an enthusiastic and reflective team of staff who are keen to do their best for every pupil."

"The school is a hive of activity."

"...standards have risen since the last inspection and the school is going from strength to strength."

"the school strongly promotes learning."

SCHOOL GAMES SILVER AWARD

We have recently been awarded the School Games Silver Award.

This recognises our commitment to developing and providing a wide range of sports for all of our children.

This half-term our Christian Value is: Loyalty

We believe that every child is a gift from God, and as such brings with them unique talents and characteristics which are to be nurtured and celebrated. Within our educational family each action made and decision taken is underpinned with Christian values, and this is recognised as a strong characteristic of our school. We feel a deep responsibility to nurture core values that can be shared and expressed by all regardless of faith or belief. As a school and community we seek to explore the meanings of core values and their significance in Christianity and other religions.

The gifts of love, peace, respect, faith, loyalty, courage, hope, friendship, determination, forgiveness, trust and compassion are the values we want our children to leave with. While these gifts are inclusive of human values we try to anchor them into the Christian faith by relating them to the bible through stories and readings.

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Meet Angela

Our St Hilda’s Citizen’s Group have been working hard to establish a link through Action Aid with a family in Zambia. Money raised from our non uniform day and hat parade in December has been used to “sponsor” Angela. Angela is from a Christian family who live in Nakonde in Zambia. She is 8 years old. Her family are very poor and their staple diet is Nshima - a thick maize porridge. They have no clean, safe drinking water and the family cannot afford to send Angela to school.
Our St Hilda’s Citizens would like to help Angela and her family so that they can work towards having a better life. A number of fundraising events are planned and a special bank account has been set up with a small direct debit going out each month to help support Angela and her family.