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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 achieve and believe. Ofsted (2019) judge us to be a good school: 'The quality of teaching is good across all year groups, including the early years. Teachers have high expectations of what pupils can achieve. Pupils work hard, concentrate well and enjoy learning. There are good relationships between staff and pupils.'

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Latest News

Fortnite – staying safe

Posted on 21 November 2019 by Mr Roundtree

As you know, we like to keep you updated as much as possible with how you can keep your child … Continue reading “Fortnite – staying safe”

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Living and learning in our happy and healthy school

Posted on 19 November 2019 by Mr Roundtree

Although it’s not yet in primary schools’ National Curriculum, most primaries provide pupils with learning around aspects of Personal, Social, … Continue reading “Living and learning in our happy and healthy school”

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Where in the world am I?

Posted on 19 November 2019 by Mr Roundtree

This half-term, all children in Key Stage 1 (that’s Years 1-2) and Key Stage 2 (Years 3-6) are enjoying a … Continue reading “”

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Have your say

"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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