St Joseph's Catholic Primary School

My son goes to st Joseph's school, he started halfway through year 2. When he started he was really struggling with his learning, since joining st Josephs, his ability to learn has gone from strength to strength. The class sizes are small and each child gets huge amounts of attention meaning if they struggle they soon catch up. I believed in the school so much I started working as a TA there. It's a very well run school that doesn't get the appreciation it really deserves.

My family has been going to this school for generations. Highly recommended as they promote caring and kindness to each other and even though they are a Catholic school and have ties to the church they respect all faiths.

I was a student at st Joseph school I was happy there it was really sad that I was leaving to secondary school in September but during my time here my teachers have been all loving and supportive in every aspect of learning I now go to CARDINAL Newman Catholic school that I DEFINETLY recommend you go to Miss you Mrs Skinner Mrs foan and all my teachers throughout the year From......Clinton

I spent time at St Joseph's as a PGCE student and found it to be a warm and welcoming school for staff, parents and more importantly the children. There is a lovely family feel to the school and is very much part of the local community. Class sizes are small and classrooms are nice and big, with lots of support available to all pupils as well as plenty of well organised extra curricular activities.

Such happy memories from my time at this school. (1987-91) Anyone remember Sister Margaret Mary? Ms Smith?

St. Joseph has proven beyond doubts, home away from home for my kids. They find learning convenient and they now have insatiable appetite for learning. Their curiosity has increased. The most surprising is when my kid in the reception reads, she observes all the phonic skills, thanks to the team that constitutes the crop of staff. I have observed love and kindness in the family of st Joseph’s Catholic Primary School. God bless the management. Cheers