Principal's welcome
Welcome to St Anthony’s Catholic Primary Academy school website! We are very proud of our school and strive to be outstanding through our curriculum and wider opportunities. We also recognise our vocational duty to be concerned with the development of the whole person, in the image and likeness of Jesus Christ, and make every effort to forge a partnership with parents and the Parish. Our Catholic beliefs, values and principles underpin our school-promoting equality, tolerance and respect for the law so all can contribute to the common good. As Pope Francis said, ”What we are called to respect in each person is first of all his life, his physical integrity, his dignity and the rights deriving from that dignity, his reputation, his property, his ethnic and cultural identity, his ideas and his political choices.” St Anthony of Padua, our Patron Saint, said “Let your actions speak and your words teach.” We aim to model and teach his approach though all that we do as a school community. We hope that you enjoy your visit to our website, and that you find the information you are looking for. Please feel free to contact the school directly with any queries you may have. We also welcome your views via the Ofsted Parent View. Thank you for visiting.
Mrs T Davis Principal
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View all#stantsclm: Through the gospel this week, Jesus teaches us that FAITH sees us through difficult times. It is important to keep our faith when the world around us seems to change for the worse. Ask your child about their learning through The Celebration of the Word.
#stantsclm: Through the gospel this week, Jesus teaches us that FAITH sees us through difficult times. It is important to keep our faith when the world around us seems to change for the worse. Ask your child about their learning through The Celebration of the Word.
Following their trip to the Black Country Museum, the outreach team came to help us with our artistic representations of our Black Country History
Following their trip to the Black Country Museum, the outreach team came to help us with our artistic representations of our Black Country History
#stantsclm: Late this week (sorry)! All pupils have focused on the time when Jesus became angry in the temple because people were selling goods. We considered when it is okay to feel angry and how we should express this and deal with it in a way that can make positive change.
#stantsclm: Late this week (sorry)! All pupils have focused on the time when Jesus became angry in the temple because people were selling goods. We considered when it is okay to feel angry and how we should express this and deal with it in a way that can make positive change.
#stantsclm: Please join in prayer for our families who have friends and family in Jamaica as they deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.
#stantsclm: Please join in prayer for our families who have friends and family in Jamaica as they deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.
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Thank you for your generous gifts that our St. Thomas More Ambassadors donated to The Good Shepherd on your behalf. ❤️
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Thank you for your generous gifts that our St. Thomas More Ambassadors donated to The Good Shepherd on your behalf. ❤️