Ash Wednesday Mass at St John Vianney
This morning, our whole school gathered together to celebrate Ash Wednesday Mass, marking the beginning of the sacred season of Lent.
Shrove Tuesday 2026 at St John Vianney!
What a fantastic morning we’ve had at St John Vianney — with 275 pancakes served to our children by our amazing Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher and admin team!
Year 5 Dive Into Physical Computing with Raspberry Pi Crumbles
Today, our Year 5 pupils stepped into the exciting world of physical computing using Raspberry Pi Crumbles!
Year 4 Get Creative with Beautiful Tiled Mosaics
Our Year 4 pupils have been busy exploring their artistic talents as they begin designing and crafting their very own tiled mosaics — and the results so far are fantastic!
February Half Term Holiday Club
We're excited to announce our Half Term Holiday Club running from 23th - 27th February! This club is open to all primary school-aged children from any school (subject to registration).
St. John Vianney Year 4 Enjoy a Fantastic Science Lesson at EMS!
This Thursday, Year 4 pupils from St. John Vianney’s Primary School visited EMS for an exciting, hands‑on Science lesson designed to spark curiosity and inspire young scientists.
St. John Vianney: A Tree Full of Hope and Joy
At St. John Vianney Catholic Primary School, the festive season began with a cherished tradition that brings our community closer together. This year, every child and member of staff contributed to decorating our school Christmas tree in a truly meaningful way. Each person hung a bauble inscribed with a personal prayer of goodwill and happiness for the Advent Season
Outdoor Adventure at St. John Vianney – A Year 6 Journalist’s Report
In Year 6, we have completed the last part of the ‘Canvas Classroom’. We have been preparing with adventures at St. John Vianney School over the years. In Year 1 we had a ‘sleep-over’ in school, getting up really early to watch the sunrise. In Year 2, we had to whittle our own spoon and make a pottery dish. In Year 3 we had lessons for the day in a big tent on the field, in the middle of winter and with no handy toilets…yuk! In Year 4 we learnt to build shelters and tried to cook meals outdoors. Then, in Year 5 we camped out in the middle of nowhere, under our own shelters and making our own supper and breakfast. At least that was in the Summer!
Year 4’s Outdoor Adventure with West View Project
In November, Year 4 pupils at St. John Vianney Catholic Primary School enjoyed an unforgettable day of outdoor learning with the amazing team from West View Project. The session was packed with hands-on activities designed to teach practical outdoor survival skills, including how to safely cook over an open fire.
Flu Vaccination Consent – Action Needed
October Half Term Holiday Club
