Section 48 Inspection
On Thursday 6th and Friday 7th December, the College will be undergoing a Section 48 Inspection. A message regarding the inspection has been sent to Parents/Carers via Schoolbase.
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St. Joseph's Catholic College
A Welcome from the Executive Principal
Welcome to St Joseph’s Catholic College. When speaking to prospective parents I usually start with the question what do we want for our children? Our answer in St Joseph’s is that we want them to be happy and we want them to achieve to their full potential. Our aim is to provide a caring and supportive environment in which each individual can progress academically, spiritually and culturally.
Dates for your Diary
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Monday 13th January - 8.25am to 9.00am - Uniform check all week +
Monday 13th January - 8.25am to 9.00am - Uniform check all week Read More -
Monday 13 – Friday 17 January 2020 - Year 11 Mock Exams +
Monday 13 – Friday 17 January 2020 - Year 11 Mock Exams Read More -
Wednesday 22 January 2020 - Year 9 Parents’ Evening (School A) +
Wednesday 22 January 2020 - Year 9 Parents’ Evening (School A) - 4.30pm to 6.30pm Read More -
Friday 24th January 2020 - Year 11 Kintbury Retreat +
Friday 24th January 2020 - Year 11 Kintbury Retreat Read More -
Tuesday 28 January 2020 - Year 9 Parents’ Evening (School B) +
Tuesday 28 January 2020 - Year 9 Parents’ Evening (School B) Read More
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Christmas Concert
St Joseph’s Catholic College are proud to present students from Years 7 – 11 performing an evening of songs and poems. The programme will feature a mixture of songs old and new and will include some festive cheer. If you would like to come along and celebrate with us you can purchase your tickets via ParentPay.
£4.50 adults
£3.50 concessions
£12 family ticket (2 adults/2 concessions)
We look forward to welcoming you to the concert!
Remembrance
At the start of our new term in November our collective worship has been focused on the theme of Remembrance. Mr Stoten has led assemblies on this theme and highlighted the sacrifices made by so many a hundred years ago during the First World War. Five thousand three hundred and eighty three men from Swindon were involved and nine hundred and twenty were killed. We pray for them and for all affected by the horror of war.
