St Philip Neri RC Primary School Gateshead

Living and Learning Together with a Joyous Heart!

St Philip’s is a warm, friendly Catholic Primary School founded in 1882 in Dunston, Gateshead for children aged 4 – 11. We are proud of our many achievements and strive to live out our mission statement together. ‘Living and learning together with a joyous heart’ Our website contains lots of information about our school, including up to date news and events listings, as well as recent examples of our work and play. We hope you enjoy your visit to our website and find it useful.

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Jun26

Newsletter - 26th June 2009

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Jun15

Holiday Dates 2009/10

HOLIDAY DATES FOR 2009.2010.doc

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Newsletter Friday 13th June 2009

June 13th 2009.pub

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Jun12

IMPETUS AWARD!

On the 3rd of June 2009, six representatives from our school went to the Dryden centre to do a presentation in order to try and achieve the impetus award. We had to do a presentation to Impetus assessors about the work we had been doing about Human rights and how we could take action to help by learning about, selling and buying fairtrade products. They were impressed with our knowledge about UNICEFs Rights of the child and how we had helped people from other countries have these rights by doing our project. We had worked hard completing workbooks and they told us that they really liked them. We were really pleased when they told us that we had achieved the award.

By Cameron Stokoe Year 5

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Anti-Bullying Award

On the 10th of June 2009 two assessors from the Anti-Bullying award came to our school to see if our school had met all the standards needed to achieve the award. The assessors needed to interview Mrs Fraser, Mr Hattam and two school governors. They also needed to speak to two school buddies and two Peer Mediators. The school buddies were: Adam Donaldson and Alex Pickett. The Peer Mediators were: Bradley Rochester- Smith and Grace Ridley.
The assessors were very pleased with our school and told us that we had achieved our Anti-Bullying Award.
By Adam Donaldson Year 5

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Girls Football team- Win Bronze!

On June the 11th 2009 girls from class 4 took part in a football tournament against other local primary schools. There were 7 teams in all and we came third and all won bronze medals. We played 6 games altogether and had to play a very hard team from St Josephs Blaydon, but we managed not to concede any goals and drew 0-0. We had lots of fun and tried our hardest. We really enjoyed playing.

By Rebecca Year 5

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Jun 9

Artsmark Gold Award

We are delighted to announce that the school has achieved the Arts Council England Artsmark gold award. The artsmark award is a benchmark which measures the schools art, dance ,music and drama provision. In achieving the gold award the school has been recognised at the highest possible level for its provision and delivery of its curriculum within the Arts.

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Sing Up Gold Award!

The sing up committee are so proud to announce that the school has achieved the Sing Up Gold Award. This award is given to schools who promote and develop their singing within and outside of the curriculum. All of the children worked so very hard over a year to achieve this award and we are so very proud of their achievements.

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Jun 5

First Holy Communion 2009

FHC FLYER 13.6.09.doc

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The River Walk Sponsor Form (18th June 2009)

The River Walk Sponsor Form 2009.doc

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18th June Whole School River Walk

The River Walk 18th June 2009.doc

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Friday 5th June 2009 Newsletter

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Your Comments

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hi guys, how are you? I can't believe i broke my arm in the playground, it's a real shock. that pic of me and the people who helped achieve the anti bully award is really cool. i'm calling in on mond
• Alex Pickett:
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Hia
• Luke Alexander Gimza:
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Hiya xx i cant beleive that we are all going to tommies i am really anxious and i am really excited about it at the same time!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) i think i am gonna be ok :} at least i think so anywa
• Karuna:
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Hiya x I think its googd having peer mediators because its an easier way to communicate when you want something to sort it. :) and its really good to know that if youre afraid or wooried about someth
• Karuna:
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Hey St Philip Pupils, You all look fab in the photos and look like you are having so much fun. I wish we had events and trips like you have back in my day at school! The Animoto video is mint and c
• Cheryl Cairns:
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I cant wait to see kelvin grove school with all my mates it will be awsome
• Alex Pickett:
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I look cool in that photo
• Grace:
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Hello Felix, The address of our school is Ellison Road, Dunston, NE8 2QU. Thank you for your comment. Lucie Stephenson
• Mrs L Stephenson:
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Dear Sir/Ma, I saw your schools'website while looking for information on schools in Dunston, Gateshead and observed that your school has been in existence for long which is a pointer to the quality of
• Felix Ogele:
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Heyyaaaaaa everyone :D!! I havnt seen you all in such a long time!! I can't wait to come down when we are off to see you's all. To all the y6 i hope you's get great SATs results and good luck! I will
• Carly Anderson:
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