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St Antony’s Catholic Primary School
Welcome to St Antony’s Catholic Primary School!
Learning together in God's love.
St Antony’s Catholic Primary School is a happy family and community school, where Christ is our inspiration and model and therefore his principles and precepts are central to all that we do in our learning, living and play. We inspire our pupils to aspire to greatness - to be the best that they can be individually. Consequently, we have very high expectations for all our children and staff for whom we provide an extensive range of learning opportunities and memorable experiences to enable all to reach their fullest potential and make the best use of their God given gifts, skills and talents.
We hope you enjoy our website, whether you are a pupil, member of staff, governor, parent, community member or an aspiring employee or volunteer. We trust that as you explore, you will truly get a sense of our pride in our children and staff and all their wonderful achievements as well as the enjoyment derived from honest, hard work and a love of learning which permeates all aspects of our school operations.
Finally, we are very proud to say that for the third year running, St Antony’s has been honoured to receive a letter of congratulations and commendation from the Minister of State for School Standards in the Department of Education on our school’s achievement in the SATS. Our school was acknowledged as being “among the top 3% of schools in England.” What’s our secret? We apply the ordinary magic of hard work, self-belief and determination.
Angela Moore
Head Teacher
Our Performing Arts Master Class students were invited to perform at the Newham Unlocked Festival, showcasing the work they have been doing over the past year - especially songs from the Living Wage Campaign and Black History Month celebrations.
Newham Council has today confirmed its support for the #EndChildFoodPoverty campaign, announcing additional money to ensure no child goes hungry during this half term break.
As of Monday 23rd March 2020, St Antony’s will be closed until further notice from the Government/ Local Authority.
To celebrate the end of the first Spring Half Term, St Antony's had its annual Wear Red Day, as part of the SMSC focus - Happy Me! It was a day filled with celebrations and laughter, where we all learned together in God's love!
