A Day of Adventure and Outdoor Learning for Year 3
Year 3 spent an unforgettable day outside with the West View Project CIC, learning all about outdoor living and discovering what it truly means to work together in nature. The whole class embraced the challenge, stepping away from the classroom and into hands‑on experiences that encouraged teamwork, resilience and independence.
Year 1 Sleepover Success!
A huge well‑done to our Year 1 children, who successfully completed their school sleepover last night! What an exciting adventure it has been.
Every Day Is World Book Day at St John Vianney!
Today in our Families at School Groups, children of all ages came together to share the joy of reading. It was wonderful to watch pupils take turns reading aloud, listening to one another’s amazing stories, and sparking imagination, curiosity and a genuine love of books across the school.
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!
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