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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: '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

St James’s Got Talent!

Posted on 22 March 2019 by Miss Beatson

Wow! We have seen some amazing talent at St James’ this afternoon: singing, dancing, gymnastics, comedians, skipping and much more. … Continue reading “St James’s Got Talent!”

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Thinking of a holiday in term time?

Posted on 22 March 2019 by Mr Roundtree

If so, please: think again. Amongst the continued talk about Brexit (or not to Brexit!), you might have missed this … Continue reading “Thinking of a holiday in term time?”

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Positive pupils

Posted on 18 March 2019 by Mr Roundtree

Our governors play an active role in our school – find out more about the governing body and what they … Continue reading “Positive pupils”

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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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