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Welcome to our school

At St. John Vianney, we are proud to provide a vibrant and welcoming environment where children are empowered to achieve their very best. Our curriculum is rich and engaging, designed to encourage creativity, resilience and a lifelong love of learning.


We are delighted to be ranked first in Hartlepool for pupils meeting the expected standard in Reading, Writing and Maths Combined, an achievement that reflects the dedication of our pupils, staff and families. At St. John Vianney your child will join a supportive community where they are inspired to aim high, grow in confidence and develop the skills and values that will prepare them for the future.

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15 July 2026

Celebrating Two Fantastic Terms Across BHCET

As we come to the end of another successful academic year, we are incredibly proud of everything our pupils, staff and wider school community have achieved over the past two terms. From inspiring classroom learning and creative projects to sporting success, educational visits, performances and community events, there has been so much to celebrate.

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14 July 2026

Year 2 Get Creative During Pottery Workshop

Year 2 pupils at St John Vianney Catholic Primary School in Hartlepool recently enjoyed a fantastic hands-on pottery workshop, where they learned all about the art of pottery and even created their very own clay bowls. The session gave children the opportunity to explore a new creative skill while developing their confidence, imagination and fine motor abilities.

Pupils from St John Vianney listening to Antonia from Cleveland Fire Brigade
3 July 2026

Fire Safety Visit from Cleveland Fire Brigade

Today, we were delighted to welcome Antonia from Cleveland Fire Brigade to St John Vianney for an informative and engaging fire safety session. During the visit, Antonia spoke to our pupils about the importance of fire safety, sharing practical advice on how to stay safe at home, in school, and within the community. She also discussed the serious consequences of anti-social behaviour that can result in fires being deliberately started, helping children to understand the impact these incidents can have on individuals, families, emergency services, and the wider community.

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