Our ambitious Step On The Pedal Challenge to raise £20,000 for Young Lives Versus Cancer got off to a fantastic start last week with our

We are pleased to announce the return of some of our Family Centre activities, including Rhyme Time, Stay and Play and Fun Gym. For details,

Eid Mubarak to all families and friends of the school celebrating this festival. We hope you all have a pleasant and relaxing time.

Don’t forget that FRIDAY sees the return of our WORLD FAMOUS CAKE SALE. We already have many donations of cakes and buns – small and

On Friday 29th April, we are launching a huge fundraising challenge that our staff will be taking on to raise funds for Young Lives vs

Class Assemblies are returning! The pandemic restrictions have prevented us from inviting parents into school so our learning showcases have not been produced for more

Happy Easter to all families and friends of the school celebrating today. We hope you all have a pleasant and relaxing day.

As you may have seen, there are a number of community gardens around High Town. These growing spots are free for community members  to access

It’s the first Sunday of the month, so it’s time for the second High Town Artisan Food Fair. The Food Fair takes places on Burr

We have some exciting news about events being held during the forthcoming Easter holiday break. For further information, use the contact details on the relevant

Since the Government’s announcement a few weeks ago about “Living With Covid”, we have been working to plan our logistics to do this and are

We would like everyone to collect junk materials for our Science Day, next Friday 18th March We are looking for breakfast cereal boxes, egg boxes,

The writer, Jeannette Winterson, once said “Books open doors to a whole new world”. We know exactly what she meant, but we decided to make

As you are aware at St Matthew’s Primary School we have children and families from across the world. This includes families from Ukraine. We would

Parents and carers may be aware that the government has agreed that children aged between 5 and 11 who are in a clinical risk group