House Captains & Vice Captain representatives:

Be an example for the believers in your love, speech, faith, conduct and purity." (Timothy 4:12)

All children in Years 3–6 can apply to be part of the Chaplaincy Team. The Chaplaincy Team play a vital role in the spiritual life of the school and are supported by our Headteacher and RE subject Leader to:

Help the school to grow as a community of faith.

Encourage the pupils to live their faith in daily living.

Support Liturgy, prayer and the spiritual life of the school.

Involve pupils in fundraising for charities.

Continue to develop strong links with the Parish.

Support the school in its Mission Statement

The School Council is made up of elected class representatives of children from Years 2–6. Classes elect their own representatives and children hold office for the full academic year.

The school council meet every half-term to discuss issues that affect pupils, including: school meals, play equipment, charity fundraising, pupil safety and well-being etc. If there is anything you would like us to discuss, please let your class representative know.

Our Laudato Si team is made up of children from Years 3–6.  They meet to decide how we can look after God's amazing gifts in our school, around our local community and around the World.

To see more about how we embrace Laudato Si in our school, please go to our dedicated page by clicking 

Our Mini Vinnies are a special group of pupils who help to make a difference within our school and local community. Inspired by the work of the St Vincent de Paul Society (SVP), our Mini Vinnies put their faith into action by showing kindness, compassion and care for others. They work together to identify ways they can help those in need, support charitable activities and encourage everyone in our school to “turn concern into action.” Through their commitment and enthusiasm, our Mini Vinnies are wonderful role models, demonstrating that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference.