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Clover Way, Gadebridge Road

Hemel Hempstead, HP1 3EA

Houses

High Standards

Year 6 pupils attained considerably higher in reading and writing, compared nationally.

Ofsted

St Cuthbert Mayne
2016-03-14T15:19:08+00:00

Ofsted

Year 6 pupils attained considerably higher in reading and writing, compared nationally.

I enjoy maths

I like the way we are taught in mathematics

Alex

Year 4

St Cuthbert Mayne
2016-03-14T15:19:18+00:00

Alex

Year 4

I like the way we are taught in mathematics

School Leadership

The leadership team has created an enriching learning environment

Ofsted

St Cuthbert Mayne
2019-01-23T11:35:12+00:00

Ofsted

The leadership team has created an enriching learning environment

Confidence

Pupils love learning and have the confidence to try new things

Ofsted

St Cuthbert Mayne
2019-01-23T11:38:57+00:00

Ofsted

Pupils love learning and have the confidence to try new things

Quality teaching

The quality of teaching is good.

Westminster Diocese

St Cuthbert Mayne
2019-01-27T09:37:04+00:00

Westminster Diocese

The quality of teaching is good.
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St Cuthbert Mayne

St Catherine of Siena

House Charity – Mind

Mind Website (external website)

St Rose of Lima

House Charity – DENS (Dacorum Emergency Night Shelter)

DENS website  (External website)

St Dominic

House Charity – St Michael’s Children’s House, Mozambique

St Martin de Porres

House Charity – Children’s Air Ambulance

CAA Website (External website)

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13

The pupils of our school are what make us proud.

Money is raised for House charities throughout the year including sharing the leaving collection at our two productions. Year 6 put their profit from their Market Day towards the charities. 4YW ran a cake sale to raise money for Mrs Young to take to Mozambique when she visited St Michael’s Children’s Home in October 2018. Our children were delighted to see video footage of the children receiving Christmas gifts with the money raised.

In addition to the chosen charity work that each of the Houses has adopted, the school as a community has been active in helping those in need.

For example, recent campaigns have been:

Mary’s Meals – rucksacks (107 rucksacks collected)

Cafod appeals for Tsunami in Indonesia and for Yemen – both came from children’s letters to the Head and we had non-uniform days to raise money.

No Choctober – £1,981 – was raised for the Kidney Federation. This was an outstanding contribution through sponsorship and a special day.

Catholic Children’s Society – £367 was raised as part of the Diocese’s Lenten Appeal