At the heart of all we do lies a deep commitment to our school family, flourishing and learning together through all Jesus' teaching.
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St. John's
C. of E. Primary School Abram
At the heart of all we do lies a deep commitment to our school family, flourishing and learning together through all Jesus' teaching. Everyone belongs and we encourage each other to be our best, in a respectful, safe, nurturing and creative environment. Through friendship and God's love, we give each other hope and the courage to succeed. This is a place where we can be our unique selves and serve as a beacon of light to all our community. Following in the footsteps of Christ, we live our lives through our values of respect, kindness, responsibility and hope. "You are the light that gives light to the world." Matthew 5:14
Rooted in our Christian ethos, we teach optimism and faith. Even in challenge, children look ahead with confidence.
Respect guides all we do. We value everyone, promoting understanding and care so all feel seen and included.
Small acts of kindness help us create a happy, welcoming school where everyone feels valued.
Being responsible helps us learn, grow, and support others, building confidence and independence.
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“We wanted to give our 'host' Lucy a massive thank you and well done. She showed us all around the school and interacted with our little girl which made her feel even more comfortable and she's not stopped talking about Lucy since we got home. A massive credit to the school and Lucy's parents she was so brave taking us round and was so polite. Our little girl will look forward to coming to St. John's. Thank you”
“I would recommend this school wholeheartedly. Leaders have high expectations, and my child is doing well across subjects with lots of extra‑curricular activities to enrich their experience.”
“Leaders and staff show genuine commitment to every child’s personal development. Pupils feel respected, behaviour is consistently positive, and communication with parents is clear and welcoming.”
“Our child feels safe at school every day. Behaviour is well managed and a friendly community atmosphere helps pupils feel secure and supported in their learning.”
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Beautiful singing from these superstars! Well done girls we are so proud of you
The Christmas Fair is in full swing! We are open 1-4pm and would love for you to come on down and show your support
Year 1 enjoyed making salad jars in DT this week with Mr Flannigan. We chopped, sliced and prepared our salad to enjoy a healthy treat! #QUESTtrust #Learningatstjohnsabram
This week in board game club, we have been playing: Shopping List, The Game of Ladybirds, Paw Patrol Look-A-Likes, Pigs on Trampolines and Who's in the Zoo! We had lots of fun!
This week in Year 2 we have been Scientists! We have been learning lots about how we grow and how we all develop differently to our friends. Our investigation question was 'Are the tallest children the oldest?' We ordered ourselves from youngest to oldest and found out that this wasn't the case! We loved being outside and learning together.
This afternoon, Year 1/2 have been decorating our own Christmas tree decorations ready for the Advent service on Friday
Reception had a fantastic day at Victoria Hall and enjoyed the pantomime. Thank you so much to the adults that helped out with our trip
We have been busy ordering the Christmas story in RE this week and discussing why Christian's believe the birth of Jesus was good news. #EveryLessonCounts #QUESTtrust #LearningAtStJohnsAbram
Year 1/2 have been using base 10 to partition numbers to 100.
As part of our RE unit, Y6 have been learning about advent and what that means for Christians. We looked at the symbolism of the advent wreath and then created our own wreaths.
Today at Toddler group we explored Snow. The children had lot's of fun colouring and painting.
Year 1 have been recognising, naming and identifying properties of 3D shapes this week in maths #QUEStrust #LearningAtStJohnsAbram