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We are delighted to be able to once again invite prospective parents into the school to meet our children, see their hard work and enjoy the friendly St. Stephen's atmosphere. Our Open Days will take place on Thursday November 18th and Tuesday November 23rd from 9.30am. Please sign up below...
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We will be holding our Parent Teacher Consultations virtually via Google Meet on Tuesday 19th October 2021 and Wednesday 20th October. The bookings website will open at 7am on Monday morning, October 11th.
Over the past few years at St Stephen’s, we have been continually developing our curriculum in order to support our children to become Global Citizens. In particular, we recognise that we want our children to understand their place in the world, to celebrate and embrace diversity and to understand that they can make a difference.
The Children's Wellbeing Service offers sessions that aim to empower parents/carers by helping them understand their child’s difficulties and by providing tools and coping strategies they can use with their child. We call this Guided Self-Help. Join them at their Coffee Morning on October 18th.
We wish you a warm welcome to our new academic year. We are delighted to be coming back together, after time for rest and relaxation. We hope that you and your children have all had a chance to recuperate.
Today our staff reflected on our mission statement - never has the time been so right to encourage and build each other up in love and learning. We all feel united as a team and ready to welcome our most important team members - the children.
Our school life is built on a verse taken from the Bible 'Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.' (1 Thessalonians 5:11). Despite this being a hugely challenging year for all - as a school community we have continued to encourage and build each other up in love and learning with our actions and words.
Good morning from Hooke Court on our final day! Can you believe how quickly it has gone? We can’t!
Yesterday was a different sort of day. There were no trenches to crawl through, no drills to perform, no marching orders given. It was a day of immersing ourselves in the local area and appreciating all it has to offer in the way of food and farming!
First things first, were greeted by Captain Richard and Captain Simon to ‘sign-on’ to the British Army and pledge our allegiances to our crown and country.
What a glorious day it has been. It started with a pretty good run down to Dorset. The roads were fairly clear and we made good time. Although the final winding back roads did test the stomachs somewhat.
Wonderful scenes in Dorset yesterday as our Years 4 & 5 made it to their School Journey destination of Hooke Court after some heavy traffic, a year's delay and a worrying few weeks of 'will they/won't they?'