At St Dominic’s School we believe that a close working relationship with families is one of the keys to making progress. Families are kept closely informed about their child’s progress and are always welcome to visit for school events or to meet with staff.
The residential special school provides highly effective services that consistently exceed the standards of good. The actions of the school contribute to significantly improved outcomes and positive experiences for children and young people. Ofsted – March 2019
Last week we had a career dress-up day for Years 3 – 8. Pupils came to school dressed up to represent a job. We had a newsreader, detective, builder, gamer, vet, footballer, restaurant worker, golfer, and a scientist. We were …
Teachers, students and pupils alike, had fun celebrating Red Nose Day today. We will let you know next week how much St Dominic’s raised. Please see this week’s Friday Flyer for more photographs.
Pupils and students had a lovely time last week, looking at and holding our newly-hatched eggs from ‘Living Eggs’. Living Eggs ‘Ready to Hatch’ is a two-week comprehensive programme which provided us with everything we needed to hatch chicks. …
Red Nose Day is on Friday 19th March. At school, we are planning some fun activities that pupils can get involved in to raise a smile and raise some money! Crazy hair day! Style your hair in the craziest way you …
