Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Year 1-3 Assembly Celebrates Respect and Achievement

  Tue 06 Oct 2026

  Our Year 1-3 pupils gathered for assembly today and enjoyed a wonderful celebration of achievement, values and community spirit.

   

  A highlight of the assembly was the first collection of Pebble Points from our Year 1-3 classes. These pebbles have been earned through excellent examples of Respect, our character trait focus for September and October. Pupils have made a fantastic start and are already making great progress towards reaching the first target marker on their Pebble Point jars.

   

  We also took the opportunity to celebrate the birthdays of our girls and boys, recognise achievements outside of school, and acknowledge the many successes our pupils have enjoyed in recent weeks.

   

  As part of our Safeguarding Week, Mr Traynor spoke to the children about our school vision and values, reminding everyone of the importance of showing respect, making good choices and keeping safe. Road safety was a particular focus, helping pupils understand how they can keep themselves and others safe both in and out of school.

   

  Well done to all our pupils. Together, we are showing that Everyone Matters. Every Moment Counts.

  

• Safeguarding Week 2026

  Mon 05 Oct 2026

  Today our Pupil Council launched our 2026 Safeguarding Week in school.  They delivered our Vision and Values posters to be displayed in every classroom.  They will meet later this week to begin the process of giving our new sensory room a name.

   

  What’s happening during our Safeguarding Week 2026:

   

  • There will be a Year Group focus on an aspect of Road Safety.
  • All parents/guardians will receive a copy of our Summary of Safeguarding & Child Protection leaflet.
  • Any remaining staff (teaching and non-teaching) will receive their updated Safeguarding & Child Protection / Medical training and update(s) – dates and times to be confirmed with relevant staff.
  • Our termly Fire Drill will be carried out.
  • Our child-friendly Vision and Values statements, designed by the children themselves, will be distributed by the Pupil Council for display in every classroom
  • Our Mission, Vision and Values display, based on our school mascot Stella the Star's classroom visits, will be created in the school foyer.
  • Pupil Council will meet with Mr. Traynor to begin work on our pupil friendly School Development Plan for 2026/27.

   

  We look forward to a valuable and informative week.

   

  

• Year 1 & 2 Weekly Principal Awards - 2.10.26

  Fri 02 Oct 2026

  Congratulations to our children in Primary 1 and Primary 2 who received this week’s Headteacher Award for a variety of wonderful traits. 

   

  We are very proud of them all!

  

• One Million Children Praying the Rosary

  Thu 01 Oct 2026

  We were delighted to present our newly elected Faith Group members with their badges this week. Mr Traynor and Mrs Loughran presented the pupils with their badges, marking the beginning of another year of leadership and service within the faith life of our school.

   

  As part of this role, the Faith Group led our participation in 'One Million Children Praying the Rosary', a worldwide initiative organised by Aid to the Church in Need. Joining children across the globe, our pupils came together in prayer for good health, happiness and wellbeing for all members of our school community.

   

  #FaithInAction #OneMillionChildrenPrayingTheRosary #FaithGroup

  

• October Online Safety Video

  Thu 01 Oct 2026

  Theme:  This month's theme is 'Digital Wellbeing'. 

   

  Description: This video provides a quick overview on how to help children build healthier tech habits.

   

  Please click on the link below:

   

  https://www.knowsleyclcs.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Digital-Wellbeing-Oct-2026.mp4