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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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Living and Learning: I know what a drug is.

Posted on 26 January 2020 by Miss Beatson

This week, our Living and Learning statement was ‘I know what a drug is’. As part of our learning, Dave … Continue reading “Living and Learning: I know what a drug is.”

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Period products

Posted on 24 January 2020 by Mr Roundtree

You might have read that the Department for Education has launched a scheme which will provide access to free period … Continue reading “Period products”

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Fab feedback…

Posted on 22 January 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Thanks to those of you who visited us this morning for another one of our popular Watch us while we … Continue reading “Fab feedback…”

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"St James' is definitely a happy and healthy school and since I started I feel I can achieve and believe because people are kind and the teachers respect the pupils."
Caitlin, Year 6

"I enjoyed reading The Enchanted Wood and my favourite character was The Saucepan Man because he was a funny character."
Caleb, Year 2

"I like coming to school and learning. I love maths because it's fun."
Lilly, Year 1

"I love it when we have coaches coming in to do PE. We've had a dance and gym coach and we did some really good things."
Eliza, Year 2

"My favourite subject is music. When I went to the music day at Wetherby High, I found out I was really good at drumming. Now I have drumming lessons."
Andy, Year 6

"My friends are special. They always play with me even if we have a disagreement. "
Ellie, Year 3

"I think everyone is happy at playtime because there's lots of games to play. "
Cohen, Year 5

"My favourite subject is computing because I like making my own computer games and testing them."
Jessica, Year 4

"At school, my favourite subject is writing because it lets my imagination go free. This year, I've enjoyed writing a diary entry from our class novel, Room 13."
Sofia, Year 5

"I love playing football at playtime. The school is happy at playtime because we all get along."
Brooklyn, Year 3

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