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  • Congratulations to the winners of this week's celebration award!

    Fri 22 Nov 2019
  • Christmas Card Competition Winner

    Thu 21 Nov 2019 Mrs Sturdy

    Congratulations to Israel in Year 6, who is the regional finalist for the southeast of England in Hays Recruitment Christmas card competition. His wonderful card, which you can see below, is now in competition with six other regional winners, for the national prize. If you visit the Hays Recruitment website you can vote for your favourite card. His card is C. This vote is open from today until 2nd December, and if his card wins as well as receiving a prize of art materials, the card will be the Hays Christmas card for this year.

     

    https://www.hays.co.uk/job/education-jobs/christmas-card-competition

  • Judaism assembly

    Fri 08 Nov 2019
    On Friday, we had two visitors from Kingston Liberal Synagogue, Tina and Neil, who spoke to the school about their Jewish faith in a special assembly. They brought in some of their special objects to show us and they taught us to sing a song called 'Shabbat Shalom'.  The assembly took place at the end of our Judaism week where every class in the school learnt more about the Jewish faith. Thank you Tina and Neil!
  • Year 5/6 Boys Finalists!

    Tue 05 Nov 2019

    On Monday 5th November, the Y5 and 6 boy's football team went to Fulham FC's Training Ground at Motspur Park to take part in the EFL Kid's Cup Regional Qualifier.

     

    The boys were placed in a group of 6. Through fierce determination and a fantastic show of character, the boys battled hard and progressed through from the group stages to the semi finals with 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses. 

     

    The boys played an intense final game against Latchmere in which an end-to-end game finished in a 1-0 win for St Joseph's!

     

    The boys played valiantly in the final, but came unstuck against a fantastically well drilled Cleeve side. The boys never gave up and gave 100% until the final whistle. Due to reaching the final, the boys will return to Fulham FC in December to vie for the title of regional champions against other finalists from across the borough!

     

    An exceptional effort from the boys and every at St Joseph's is extremely proud of them. 

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