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              ‘I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full’  

  John 10:10

At St. Wilfrid’s we offer a curriculum which gives our children an opportunity to shine not just academically but which also provides a wide range of rich experiences to support their personal development. We provide opportunities to develop the children’s talents and interests as well as enhancing their social, moral, spiritual and cultural development.

Out and About

Residentials

Our residential trips give the children the opportunity to learn about themselves, others and the world around them but most of all they are about having fun with their friends!

Extra-Curricular Clubs

We offer a wide range of extra curricular opportunities after school. Our aim is to nature and foster our pupils’ talents and interests. We are always looking for new ideas to extend of provision and this year has seen the addition of a coding club after listening to the children’s suggestions. Our sporting clubs provide lots of opportunities for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 

Community Links

We encourage our children to play an active role in our community, whether that is by raising money for local charities, visiting our neighbouring care home or by volunteering to help with our beehives.

Visitors

We have lots of visitors throughout the year. We are excited to welcome a range of speakers to help the children understand the beliefs and opinions of others. Our visitors enrich our curriculum and bring learning alive. 

Reading

Reading is at the heart of everything we do. We all love to read at St. Wilfrid’s! World Book Day is one of our favourite days of the year.

It starts with a bee

We have our very own hive full of St. Wilfrid's bees! Our children have been involved at every stage of the honey making process. Our hive is situated in St. Wilfrid's church grounds and although this is our first year of making honey, we came fourth in the Frodsham honey show. It takes patience, commitment and teamwork to make the perfect honey. Our beekeepers visit the bees every week and look after them and the rest of the school reaps the rewards. Our honey tastes delicious!

Buddies

One of the highlights of Year 6 is being a Reception buddy. The relationships between our oldest and youngest pupils develop across the year and often continues well after our Year 6 children leave.

Life Skills

We believe that it is our responsibility to not only give our children a thorough academic curriculum, but to also equip them with the skills they will need as they move forward in life, for example First Aid training, mental health workshops and financial guidance.

Pupil responsibilities

We have a number of pupil groups in school where children can demonstrate their leadership and teamwork skills as well as making  a difference at St Wilfrid’s. These include School Council, Sports Crew, Ethos group and Happiness Heroes.

Curriculum enrichment

We like to make our curriculum really come to life by giving the children opportunities to learn in different ways with various experiences. We also have our on-site Forest School which enables outdoor learning and environmental awareness.

Celebrations and Events

We celebrate a wide range of festivals and holidays in school and the children always enjoy joining together to mark these special occasions. Our 175th anniversary was a really special celebration and brought involvement from many past pupils including some in Australia!

British Values

We have 6 core Christian values at the heart of our curriculum – respect, sacrifice, love, hope, forgiveness and peace. The British Values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs are promoted through these values and through worship.

Our Charity Calendar

We try to support a wide range of charities throughout the school year.  We work very closely with Church to support local, national and international causes.

Time of Year

Charity Organisation

September/October

Warrington Food Bank

November

Children in Need

Royal British Legion

December

Children’s Society

January

Pupil fundraising for chosen charities

February

Lent

March

Lent

April

Lent (Food Bank)

May

Christian Aid

June

Pupil fundraising for chosen charities

July

Year 6 Enterprise

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