Mission Statement
St Paul's C of E. School believes in the uniqueness of every child created in the image of God.
For this reason we aim to enable each child to grow and develop in mind, body and spirit, through challenging and creative teaching within the context of healthy and meaningful relationships, set in a caring and supportive environment.
All this built upon the centrality of a Christian worship and Christian values.
We will also respect the equal rights of our staff and other members of the school community.
In particular, we will comply with relevant legislation and implement school plans in relation to race equality, disability equality and gender equality.
In accordance with our mission statement we pledge to respect the equal human rights of all our pupils and to educate them about equality.
“Learning and living through Jesus Christ”
"This outstanding school provides high quality education for its pupils with a warm, exceptionally supportive, environment."
Ofsted
SIAMS Inspection Report
We are very proud of our recent SIAMS inspection. The inspection focuses on the faith within our school, what makes us a distinctive Christian School and the teaching and assessment of Religious Education. We are pleased to announce the outcome is Outstanding in all areas.
You can find out more information in our SIAMS Inspection Report.
OFSTED Report 2011 - Outstanding
To find out more about our Outstanding 2011 OFSTED Report please follow our link below.
Admission Arrangements 2020-2021
2021 Admissions – Due to the current COVID -19 pandemic, we are currently working with Liverpool Diocese and the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) to seek a variation to the admissions arrangements for 2021. The Supplementary Information Form will be available here as soon as this is completed.
Symptoms
The most common symptoms of coronavirus (COVID 19) are recent onset of
- new continuous cough and / or
- high temperature
- Loss of taste or smell
Wider opening plan COVID 19. Version 4
COVID School Reopening Risk Assessment version 4
Coronavirus: Top Tips for Families
Coronavirus: Advice for Parents and Carers
Top tips for preparing your child for returning to school
Top tips to help families work together and support one another during the coronavirus outbreak
Challenging Behaviour - Supporting your Loved One at Home
Anxiety: Advice and information for parents
Mindfulness Calendar 5 Minute Activities
Back to School Parent And Carer Pack
7 Ways to Support Children Who Are Worried
Preparing your child for the return to school
ParentMail
Please find below some guides to assist with creating, logging into and trouble shooting on Parent Mail.
How to register with ParentMail for the first time via email
Operation Encompass
We have recently signed up to Operation Encompass. More information can be found in the Operation Encompass letter.
Tootoot
All KS2 children can click on the above Tootoot icon to report any friendship, bullying or safeguarding worries. All concerns will be dealt with within the school working day.
Local Authority Privacy Notice
Wigan Council collects and uses information about children young people and their families, for whom they provide or commission services, to enable them to carry out specific functions for which they are responsible. They may carry out their responsibility with one or more of their partner agencies.
GDPR privacy notice for pupils and their families
School Prayer Tree
A huge thank-you to Jessica Cooke for designing and making our school Prayer Tree.
Diary Dates
School Holidays
School will close to children on the 17th July 2020 and re-open on the 2nd September 2020 for the Autumn Term.
School Dates for your diary