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St James' CE Primary School is a well-loved little school in the heart of Wetherby.

St James' CE Primary is proud to be a happy and healthy place to learn: 'Pupils say that they are safe and enjoy school. Behaviour is good and pupils take pride in their work. Pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is a strength of the school.' (Ofsted, 2017)

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Latest News

What is bullying?

Posted on 18 June 2018 by Mr Roundtree

Is a bully strong? Is their victim weaker? That’s what dictionaries have been suggesting with their definition of what a … Continue reading “”

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This half-term’s Christian value is…

Posted on 12 June 2018 by Mr Roundtree

…honesty. What is honesty? Honesty is being trustworthy and truthful in our friendships, our relationships, our school and our community. We … Continue reading “This half-term’s Christian value is…”

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Wetherby Library

Posted on 07 June 2018 by Foundation

Wow! What an exciting afternoon F2 have had at Wetherby Library today. We were treated to a story time of … Continue reading “Wetherby Library”

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"I really liked the Explorers topic. My favourite part was when we had a debate about deforestation."
Ceyda, Year 5

"I love writing because half of the time we use our imagination. I also really like writing because every time I do it, it improves."
Jacob, Year 4

"I am in happy in school because I know I am safe."
Emily, Year 3

"I loved the Explorers topic because a visitor came to show us his photographs of different animals."
Erin, Year 3

"In Maths we have learnt about measuring and converting measures. Maths is good fun!"
Hana, Year 4

"I enjoyed learning how to write for suspense because I came up with a lot of descriptive words for the atmosphere. "
Rhianna, Year 5

"I have made the most progress in maths because I can now multiply and divide decimal numbers. "
Abigail, Year 5

"I have loved learning about the Explorers topic and the rainforest because I learnt facts that I didn’t know before."
Macey, Year 6

"In Maths, I like trying new things and challenging myself."
Gabija, Year 6

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