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Year 4 2020 - 2021

Mrs Lee

Welcome to the Year 4 class page! 

 

Welcome back to a new school year and a whole new way of learning!  The new routines and procedures will soon fall into place and the children are settling nicely.  I've missed being in the classroom so I'm just glad to be back! Even if it is a little different. :)

 

On this page, you will find any news or gallery items relating to Year 4 as well as documents uploaded for your convenience.  If you need anything at all, just email the office and I will come back to you as soon as I can.

 

Don't forget to check out our brand new Twitter page and give us a follow!  @SJTWRCP

 

Here's to an exciting and interesting new school year! 

 

Mrs Lee :)

 

Files to Download

Year 4 Curriculum Plan 2018 Recommended Reading Books for Y4 Pie Corbett Reading List 50 Recommended Reads for Year 4

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MISSION STATEMENT

“Together as God’s children we will, love, learn, grow, inspire, Let your light shine”.

News

Cards for the Elderly

Maisie is nominated as a North West Tonight Everyday Hero

Cards for the elderly

Gallery

Prodigal Son Images

Albie's Comic's

Year 6 Leavers Video 2020

Calendar

School reopens

School closes at the earlier time of 1.30pm

Easter Service led by Y3, 9am - parents and carers welcome

OUR AIMS

  • To work together with families as the first educators of their children.
  • To create a happy Roman Catholic atmosphere in which everyone can develop spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, morally and physically.
  • To provide a safe, caring, stimulating environment in which everyone is encouraged to develop his or her full potential.
  • To promote self-discipline in an atmosphere which fosters respect, tolerance and acceptance of all people.
  • This school is committed to encouraging the children to develop into responsible members of the school community in preparation for their role as adult members of society. In helping us to achieve this goal we anticipate the co-operation of all our parents.
  • To support all members of the community in their faith journey.

St Joseph The Worker RC Primary School, Cutnook Ln, Irlam, Manchester M44 6GX