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Latest NewsChildren in all classes have had an age appropriate first aid workshop this week. The children in ju...
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Latest NewsThis week, in collective worship, we have been learning about the Queen's service over 70 years of h...
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Latest NewsOn the last day of the half term, we were delighted to have been able to have the first live May Day...
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Latest NewsYear 3 had a wonderful time at Kew Gardens today! Their current Science topic about plants was enri...
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Latest NewsAs part of our commitment to safeguarding and supporting the children’s understanding of how to keep...
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Latest NewsYesterday, Y1 visited St Albans Cathedral, in support of their Religious Education learning. The ...
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Latest NewsThis morning, we came together to participate in our fitness fundraiser to raise money for the essen...
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Latest NewsWe have had a wonderful time celebrating British Science Week 2022. Our ‘Science Day’ took place on...
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Latest NewsWe have had a wonderful day celebrating books, authors and characters. Here are just a few photos fr...
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Latest NewsToday, we had a number celebration in school! The children dressed up for digits to raise funds for ...
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Latest NewsWe are proud to share the recording of this year's junior Christmas production, 'Don't Be Afraid' wi...
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Latest NewsA HUGE thank you to our school community for their immense generosity. Donations for today's Harvest...
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Latest NewsYear Three had a wonderful visit to St Albans Cathedral to support their History topic on the Romans...
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Latest NewsWe were so proud of the children in Junior classes who performed in their bubbles in the final week ...
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Latest NewsWishing you all a restful summer break. Stay safe and take care 🙂
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Latest NewsDespite not being able to have our traditional Sports Day in the park, the children had a fantastic ...
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Latest NewsIn the absence of being able to have an audience this year, we decided to film St. Mary's May Day so...
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Latest NewsTo support the children’s reintegration back into their class communities, all classes created a col...
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Latest NewsIt’s been lovely to see a smattering of red around school today as we celebrated Red Nose Day. This ...
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Latest NewsWe are delighted to have the children back in school today ready for a week of celebrations! We'll b...
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Latest NewsIt's World Book Day and today we are celebrating the joy of reading! Here is our World Book Day Virt...
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Latest NewsSt Mary’s Infant and Junior Nativities 2020 are available to watch here. These videos are password p...
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Latest NewsYear 3 have been studying the wonderful creations of Brazilian Pop Artist Romero Britto. Th...
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Latest NewsThe children in all junior classes have started their Shakespeare unit on Romeo and Juliet. On Frida...
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Latest NewsA HUGE THANK YOU for your incredible generosity this Harvest time. Your donations will be distribute...
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Latest NewsThe children have been learning about the Parable of the Mustard Seed in R.E. Year 3 have painted s...
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Latest NewsWe had a wonderful time celebrating World Book Day last Thursday. The children had the opportunity ...
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Latest NewsWe are delighted to announce that following our Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schoo...
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Latest NewsThe children in Year 3 and Year 4 have been developing their cycling skills. The Bikeability Leve...
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Latest NewsThis week, the children were exploring poetry through movement and dance. Our children in the inf...
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Latest NewsEach year as near to February 2 as possible we celebrate Candlemas which marks in the church year th...
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Latest NewsToday, we have celebrated our very first Inside Out Day! The aim of Inside Out Day is to remind ever...
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Latest NewsYesterday, the children were lucky enough to get the chance to hear and perform with professional o...
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Latest NewsMiss Goringe launched lunchtime games club a few weeks ago. Many thanks to parents and carers for th...
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Latest NewsThis morning we had wonderful Christingle service in school, with the story of the birth of Jesus to...
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Latest NewsThe children had a wonderful time today - great fun was had by all as we came together to share Chri...
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Latest NewsA HUGE thank you for making Saturday's Christmas Fayre a roaring success. Special thanks to the Frie...
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Latest NewsThe Royal Parks’ Mission: Invertebrate project led a brilliant interactive workshop with KS2 pupils ...
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Latest NewsOur School Council extend their thanks for your response to the Operation Christmas Child Shoe-box A...
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Latest NewsEast Barnet Village came to a standstill this morning as we stood in remembrance to think about thos...
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Latest NewsWe had a wonderful evening this week, celebrating in song, all the things the children have been lea...
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Latest NewsAs part of their history learning, Y3 have been studying The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain....
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Latest NewsPhenomenal generosity from our school community this morning in celebration of Harvest Festival. All...
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Latest NewsThis week, the children from Y1 to Y6 have enjoyed an Eco-Workshop in which they learned more about ...
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Latest NewsY3 have been so enthused by this week's focus on caring for God's creation. They have been litter pi...
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Latest NewsYear 3 had a fabulous time earlier this week when they traveled by train to the beautiful Hatfield H...
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Latest NewsMaking and tasting naan bread, inspired by Y3's learning about Grandpa Chatterji. Real life maths at...
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Latest NewsY3 have busy sowing seeds to create their own mini-meadow! Watch this space....
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Latest NewsCelebrating World Book Day 2019! The children enjoyed fabulous drama workshops and book related fun ...
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Latest NewsThanks to a further grant by the Diocese of St. Albans, we have installed a jogging track around the...
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Latest NewsGreat fun was had by all on Sports Day this year, despite sweltering temperatures. Events include...
Upcoming Events
We are looking forward to welcoming the Young Shakespeare Company back to St Mary’s with their workshop & performance of Twelfth Night for KS2 children.
‘Four Young Shakespeare Company actors perform Shakespeare’s enchanting comedy drama in a fast-moving fully-costumed interactive production. The play is brought vividly to life around and among the children, at times including the whole audience to create such dramatic scenes as the storm which shipwrecks Viola and Sebastian and the party at Lady Olivia’s which is so memorably interrupted by Malvolio.
Throughout the performance the children become actively involved in the play through a carefully structured range of drama and language activities. They are encouraged to explore the motives, thoughts and feelings of the characters. Volunteers from among the children are also chosen to become individual characters in the story and all the children have the opportunity to speak and enjoy Shakespeare’s words in short, accessible sections.’