Cancelled Activities Day for Years 7-10 - Friday 22nd November
A letter from Mr Giles regarding the cancelled Actvities Day for Years 7-10 can be found by using the link below.
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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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Friday 14th February - End of Term +
Friday 14th February - End of Term Read More -
Monday 24th February - Start of Term +
Monday 24th February - Start of Term Read More -
Wednesday 26th February - Ash Wednesday +
Wednesday 26th February - Ash Wednesday Read More -
Thursday 27th February - Activities Day +
Thursday 27th February - Activities Day Read More -
Monday 2nd March to Friday 6th March - National Careers Week +
Monday 2nd March to Friday 6th March - National Careers Week Read More
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College Newsletter
Year 6 Open Evening - Wednesday 2 October
Year 6 Open Evening – Wednesday 2 October
On Wednesday 2 October, the College will be open from 6.00pm for prospective students and parents to visit, meet staff and hear more about life at St. Joseph’s. There will be two talks from Mr Giles, our Head of School, one at 6.15pm and one at 7.00pm – you can attend either of these.
There will also be the opportunity to see our fantastic facilities and speak with current students about their learning experiences at St. Joseph’s. There’s no need to book a space, just turn up on the night. If you have any queries about school admissions or Year 7 places, please contact Michelle Ferris (Admissions Officer) on 01793 714200.
We look forward to seeing you!
GCSE Results 2019
Once again, there have been some fantastic stories of individual success here at St Joseph’s! These are not only well deserved, but a clear testament to the hard work the students put in with the support of staff and parents. We are pleased that our early provisional figures show 63% of our students achieved 5 or more GCSE grades of 4 or higher, with 63% also achieving 4 or higher in maths and 79% achieving 4 or higher in English. Well done to them all, and we wish them every success in the next stage of their education.