
‘Love one another, as I have loved you’


A very warm welcome from all of us at St. Nicholas Catholic Primary School. If you are just visiting our website out of curiosity, I hope you find it interesting. If you are an existing parent, I hope it helps keep you up to date, and if you are a prospective parent, I hope it gives you a flavour of who we are. If it raises any questions, please do get in touch - we would only be too pleased to answer them.
Our mission , 'Love one another, as I have loved you,' is at the heart of everything we do. Our aim at St. Nicholas is to provide all our children with the skills necessary to be active members of their communities, wherever they might be, and to continually develop as life-long learners. We want to give them the abilities to get the most out of life, whilst remembering that as we live our lives based on Gospel values and Catholic Social Teaching, we are here to serve each other, using our gifts to support and provide for others in their need. This must all happen in a spirit of partnership with all who see our children as 'precious gifts'.
This school is a very special place to learn – many have described it as an 'oasis' in a very busy world. It is somewhere children feel safe, secure and loved for who they are.
Mrs J. Burns
Headteacher

To begin our National Poetry Day work in English, Year 5 and Year 5/6 stepped outside for a Wonder Walk, taking time to notice the small details in the world around us and gather inspiration for our poetry. Along the way, we bumped into Rose from Forest School, who showed us some ladybirds moving through their fascinating process of change and transformation. It was a lovely, unexpected moment of awe and wonder, linking beautifully with our RE theme this week as we reflect on creation, the beauty of the natural world and the wonder we can find when we simply stop, look and notice.
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To begin our National Poetry Day work in English, Year 5 and Year 5/6 stepped outside for a Wonder Walk, taking time to notice the small details in the world around us and gather inspiration for our poetry. Along the way, we bumped into Rose from Forest School, who showed us some ladybirds moving through their fascinating process of change and transformation. It was a lovely, unexpected moment of awe and wonder, linking beautifully with our RE theme this week as we reflect on creation, the beauty of the natural world and the wonder we can find when we simply stop, look and notice.
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Year 6 have been putting their map and communication skills to work this morning in orienteering
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We've had lots of brave children this afternoon facing the Giant Swing well done everyone for getting to the highest point!
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We are fed and watered and enjoying some free time in the sun before our first activity
See this postA huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our Macmillan Coffee Morning! It was lovely to come together as a school community and raise money for such an important cause. Thank you to our families for your generous donations, to Corpus Christi Catholic College staff for chatting with parents about the move to secondary school, and to our wonderful Mini Vinnies for helping throughout the morning and putting together this reel! A huge thank you, also, to all that joined us for this special morning of fundraising together. Parents, friends, relatives and parishioners, joining together in aid of something so important. We had so many treats donated that we held a bun sale on the playground at the end of the day on Friday to continue our fundraising!
See this post“So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.”
Matthew 7:12“Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.”
Psalm 106:1“Those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.”
Isaiah 40:31“Be patient and wait for the Lord to act, don’t be worried about those who prosper or those who succeed in their evil plans. Don’t give in to worry or anger; it only leads to trouble.”
Psalm 37:7-8“For we walk by faith, not by sight.”
(2 Corinthians 5:7)St. Nicholas Catholic Primary School
Oakwood Lane, Leeds, LS9 6QY