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St Margaret Clitherow's Catholic Primary
St. Margaret Clitherow’s Catholic Primary School
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- Our School
- About Us
- Catholic Life
- Our Saint
- SMC Autumn Retreat Day 2025
- Jubilee 2025 – Pilgrims of Hope
- Catholic Social Teaching
- Laudato Si
- Parish & Community
- Diocesan and Trust links
- SMC Mini Vinnies
- Chaplaincy
- Charity
- Prayer Life at SMC
- Our School Prayers
- Earth Day 2026
- SMC Autumn 2024 Retreat Day – Justice and Peace Workers
- Y4 Stations of the Cross
- We are Called to Serve
- Nativity 2020
- Governance
- Parents & Pupils
- Key Information
- Admissions Arrangements
- Attendance – Expectations
- Attendance – Leave of Absence in Term
- Attendance – Policy
- Apply for Free School Meals
- Wrap Around Care
- Child Protection & Online Safety
- Further Information for Pupils
- Further Information for Parents
- Mental Health Matters
- Ofsted, Exams & Diocesan Reports
- Parent Questionnaire 2023 Analysis
- Policies
- Pupil Behaviour
- School Meals
- School Prospectus
- School Uniform
- Special Educational Needs & Disability Provision
- Timing of the School Day
- Wider Enrichment
- Curriculum
- Events & News
- Key Information
- Statutory
- Our School
- About Us
- Catholic Life
- Our Saint
- SMC Autumn Retreat Day 2025
- Jubilee 2025 – Pilgrims of Hope
- Catholic Social Teaching
- Laudato Si
- Parish & Community
- Diocesan and Trust links
- SMC Mini Vinnies
- Chaplaincy
- Charity
- Prayer Life at SMC
- Our School Prayers
- Earth Day 2026
- SMC Autumn 2024 Retreat Day – Justice and Peace Workers
- Y4 Stations of the Cross
- We are Called to Serve
- Nativity 2020
- Governance
- Parents & Pupils
- Key Information
- Admissions Arrangements
- Attendance – Expectations
- Attendance – Leave of Absence in Term
- Attendance – Policy
- Apply for Free School Meals
- Wrap Around Care
- Child Protection & Online Safety
- Further Information for Pupils
- Further Information for Parents
- Mental Health Matters
- Ofsted, Exams & Diocesan Reports
- Parent Questionnaire 2023 Analysis
- Policies
- Pupil Behaviour
- School Meals
- School Prospectus
- School Uniform
- Special Educational Needs & Disability Provision
- Timing of the School Day
- Wider Enrichment
- Curriculum
- Events & News
- Key Information
- Statutory
- Our School
- About Us
- Catholic Life
- Our Saint
- SMC Autumn Retreat Day 2025
- Jubilee 2025 – Pilgrims of Hope
- Catholic Social Teaching
- Laudato Si
- Parish & Community
- Diocesan and Trust links
- SMC Mini Vinnies
- Chaplaincy
- Charity
- Prayer Life at SMC
- Our School Prayers
- Earth Day 2026
- SMC Autumn 2024 Retreat Day – Justice and Peace Workers
- Y4 Stations of the Cross
- We are Called to Serve
- Nativity 2020
- Governance
- Parents & Pupils
- Key Information
- Admissions Arrangements
- Attendance – Expectations
- Attendance – Leave of Absence in Term
- Attendance – Policy
- Apply for Free School Meals
- Wrap Around Care
- Child Protection & Online Safety
- Further Information for Pupils
- Further Information for Parents
- Mental Health Matters
- Ofsted, Exams & Diocesan Reports
- Parent Questionnaire 2023 Analysis
- Policies
- Pupil Behaviour
- School Meals
- School Prospectus
- School Uniform
- Special Educational Needs & Disability Provision
- Timing of the School Day
- Wider Enrichment
- Curriculum
- Events & News
- Key Information
- Statutory
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Our Eco Shop is looking fantastic today! Come and see us at 2.45pm. Items will be limited to one of each item per person for our more popular items. ☺️🌍🧀🍫 See you all soon! Don’t forget to bring your bags for life and change where possible. Thank you. ... See MoreSee Less
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Nursery parents of children moving up to full time school in September, please check your emails regarding a meeting next week.
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Year 6C-R Catholic Social Teaching ✝️
In our RHE lesson, we have focused on the importance of Catholic Social Teaching and how its principles can guide us in our daily lives. We explored the importance of treating every person with dignity and respect, as everyone is created in the image and likeness of God. We also discussed the common good, solidarity, and the responsibility we have to help those who are vulnerable. Through Catholic Social Teaching, we learn the value of justice, compassion, and caring for our communities, both locally and globally. These teachings encourage us to make positive choices inside and outside of school and to work towards creating a fairer and more peaceful world for everyone.
Here are some fantastic posters that these brilliant children have made to remind us of these key principles!
Well done Y6!
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