
Half Term Happiness!
As we come to the end of our first half term of the year, we can reflect on a very happy and productive few weeks in school. Highlights have included a residential trip for Year 6, trips or visitors for every class, a very successful fundraising coffee morning and a return to whole school assemblies and events. The return to a sense of normality has been wonderful and reminded us of the importance of bringing our school community together.
We aim to make St William’s a school that welcomes, not only its pupils but the whole school community. We want every family to feel a sense of belonging and we will continue to support our wider school community in every way we can.
This term, we have been reflecting on our school Ethos and what it means to live it out in school everyday. The easing of restrictions has meant that we feel able to fully live our ethos for our whole school community, not just the children. We want St William’s to be a place where all feel welcome.
Welcoming
Create a welcoming, exciting, happy and secure environment where the school reflects a living Catholic community in which staff, families and pupils feel a strong sense of belonging.


