This afternoon Year 3 & 4 walked down to the Shrewsbury Abbey to listen to a retelling of ‘Peter and The Wolf’. The story was narrated by the excellent Allan Toop and was accompanied by the talented Nigel Pursey, who played the organ! The organ was fascinating, with a whopping 183 keys to play in

During the half term break, some children from St Winefride’s took part in a karate competition at their dojo. Anna has said she will send a photo of Adam and Mark, but here’s Cara, Etta, Evie and Juno. They all did incredibly well and were praised by their sensei and the judges on their behaviour,

This week, we celebrated the Feast Day of St. Winefride. Have you ever wondered who St. Winefride was and why our School carries her name? St. Winefride (also known as St. Winifred) was a 7th-century Welsh saint, remembered for her faith, courage, kindness and devotion to others. Her story has been celebrated for centuries, and

We look forward to welcoming you all back tomorrow, we hope you all had a wonderful half term and a spooky Halloween!  We look forwards to hearing your wonderful stories, scary and all! This upcoming half term is full of some very exciting things, like the Carol Concert and the lead up toChristmas too. See

Year 6 let the train take the strain as they visited the MAD Museum in Stratford-upon-Avon on Tuesday. An early start at Shrewsbury station, two trains and one mad dash across Birmingham, and we were there. The museum, which celebrates Mechanical Art and Design, tied in perfectly with this half-term’s English book – The Invention

We’re delighted to announce that bookings are now open for our Mickey Brown Football Academy! ⚽ Join Shrewsbury Town legend Mickey Brown for an exciting football experience, packed with skills, challenges, teamwork and plenty of fun! Open to children from Reception through to Year 7, the sessions are designed to inspire confidence, determination and resilience,