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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Jan27
Newsletter 27.1.12
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Jan26
Well done Class 1!
Well done to Class 1 who had the best attendance last term! Their fantastic reward was a trip to Dunston Activity Centre to have a session on the soft play. They had a great time, especially on the bouncy castle! Take a look in the gallery to see more photos of their visit. Watch out to see who wins this terms reward.
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Jan13
Newsletter 13.1.12
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Jan10
World Gifts
We raised an amazing £250 for CAFOD World Gifts. Each class decided how they would spend their money raised. Class 1 have given goats and chickens, Class 2 have given two pairs of piglets, Class 3 have given a vegetable garden, water for a family and a school starter pack, Class 4 have given ducks, school starter pack and the gift of teaching someone to read. The staff also decided to not send christmas cards this year and have given a health kit and mother and baby care pack. Thank you for all the support in helping us raise such a fantastic amount and give the best christmas presents.
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Dec23
Newsletter 23.12.11
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Dec16
Newsletter 16.12.11
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Hi charis here really enjoying all the fun events in school ... but there's more coming our way CHRI
• charis:
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Sleeping Beauty was great! Poor Mrs Frazer got shaving cream on her head and had to give Danny Adams
• charis:
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I should like to congratulate the childred and staff who took part in the induction mass of Fr. Dodd
• j readshaw:
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well, i think this is great and im going to save it in my profile cos im going to st thomys now :( m
• Amber:
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I cannot belive we only have a couple of days left at St Philip Neri, I am going to miss everyone es
• Georgia McBeth:
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arrrg wish a was still at primary school now missing everybody there much more fun and a lot more to
• becca horsley:
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Thanks teachers for all the hard work and dedication to all the children in year 6 from reception ti
• Madison lowes:
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awww a can remeber this :) xx
• alicia barnaby:
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Last year at school thank you all the teachers for the dedication, hard work, joy and love they have
• the yr6s:
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Thank you mrs Fraser we love singing in choir. All the teachers are amazing! x
• Carmel & Victoria:
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I would like to thank all of the children in my KS2 choir for their hardwork and dedication this yea
• Mrs S fraser:
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Hello Jihane, once you arrive in England and have moved into Gateshead you can call us on 0191 46043
• L Stephenson:
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Oh i forgot to mention he is baptized roman catholic in the church of St Teresa's in Heaton (july 20
• Jihane:
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hello,
I am just wondering, i am coming back to the UK at the end ofJanuary with my 5 year old so
• Jihane:
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Hello Vicki
Thank you for enquiring about a place in pre-school for your daughter Jenny. If you con
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