Our Lady of Lourds

St Norbert's
Catholic Voluntary Academy

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I am happy to welcome you to our school and hope that you experience St Norbert’s as the very special place we believe it to be at the heart of Catholic education. St. Norbert’s has been striving for excellence for it’s children in this part of the county since its inception in the 1960’s.  We are proud of our history, and of our young people, and invite you to share in our journey as an Outstanding Catholic School.

Our school is different because it has its foundation in the Gospel values. We are committed to Catholic education and your child will be expected to participate fully in the spiritual life of the school with your support. We are proud of our achievements here at St Norbert’s. Within our school we seek to create a supportive and friendly environment, where each child has the opportunity to develop spiritually, intellectually and socially.

Our school is a happy and secure place where children are encouraged to aim for the highest possible standards in all they do. We strive to develop open, co-operative and positive relationships between the home and the school with Parents and Carers becoming active partners in their children’s education. Where such relationships exist, then the best foundations for a true education have been laid. The partnership we develop is important to the growth of your child. We recognise that a child is deeply influenced by its Parents and a Catholic school can only build upon what you are already doing at home.

The Church’s declaration on Christian Education states: ‘Parents must be acknowledged as the first and foremost educators of their children’. With your help, and through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we, at St. Norbert’s School, will endeavour to educate the heart, mind and body of the child you have entrusted to us. On behalf of all the governors, staff and children, I welcome you to be part of our school community.

Mrs Withers
(Acting Headteacher)

 

Article 28: You have a right to good quality education. You should be encouraged to go to school to the highest level you can.