Author: sjsworkington

Here is a useful storyboard we are using in school to help explain the Ukraine crisis. This can be used at home as well as school.

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Congratulations to our independent learners of the week in Maths. These students have really impressed us with their ability to work independently on their Maths homework. Well done!

THURSDAY  24th February 2022

Booking is now open for our 2022 Cyber Skills Open Evening.

We’re thrilled to invite you to Energus on Thursday 24th February; 6-8pm, where you will find out about the fantastic opportunities to start your career in Cyber Security.

We’ll also have industry leading professional speakers!

Cyber Skills Open Evening Tickets, Thu 24 Feb 2022 at 18:00 | Eventbrite

Energus, Lillyhall Industrial Estate, Workington, CA14 4JW

As part of our recruitment campaign we are holding a virtual open evening with Sellafield Ltd for learners who are looking to start a Sellafield Ltd apprenticeship or degree apprenticeship in September 2022.

The event will run on Tuesday 25th January from 5pm to 6pm.

During the event you will find out detailed information about the Sellafield Ltd apprenticeships and degree programmes on offer and the application process. There will also be a Sellafield panel who will be on hand to answer your queries.

Book now by visiting: Webinar Registration – Zoom

For further information about Sellafield apprenticeships please visit: Sellafield Applications 2022 – Gen2

This is the schedule for the testing prior to return to school.

9.00am – 9.45am              Year 11

9.45am – 10.45am           Year 10

10.45am – 11.45am         Year 9

1.00pm – 2.00pm             Year 8

2.00pm – 3.00pm             Year 7

Please come the school hall at the allotted time.

Tuesday the 7th of December saw 7 Primary Schools descend on St Joseph’s School to take part in our first ever Boccia festival. Related to Bowls and Petanque, Boccia is an inclusive sport that plays out in a similar way to Bowls with participants aiming to bowl  to get as close to the jack as possible.

Teams are made up of three players with each player bowling twice and with each School bringing 2 teams it was a non-stop 2 hours of competitive play with every child totally focused on their respective matches. With the clock ticking on and after 20 matches completed we arrived at the gripping final between St Patrick’s and Beckstone which Beckstone edged by a few centimetres!

As ever, organiser and Sports Development Officer Mr Wise was elated at the outcome; “Boccia is a wonderful Sport and it was so good to see these primary school children enjoying themselves whilst competing”. “As this was our first Boccia event I was a little nervous at how it would be received but the children absolutely loved it and with our year 8 leaders hosting the event so adeptly  my worries were very much allayed”.

Our next festival will be key stage 1 Dodgeball in January.