St Dunstan's Catholic Primary is a prayerful, vibrant, fun and united school based in King's Heath, Birmingham. 'As we grow with God, we learn from each other.'
@DunstansPrimary What a beautiful sound year 5 created this afternoon, recording their song for the Giant Choir.Thank you to @BishopChalloner for a brilliant session in the recording studio #music
@DunstansPrimary Today , Year 5 have written letters of welcome to the lucky reception children who will be joining our fabulous school in September #buddies#transition
Fabulous responses from the reception children when they were interviewed by year 5 about how their first year at school has been. #faithcommunity#Wellbeing
We have had some new beautiful printed panels, to celebrate the Catholic life of our fantastic school, installed around school. Take a look at some of them below ⛪️ ♥️
New impressive Lens panels fitted today @dunstan_st @RCBirmingham @BhamDES @BCPP13
8 panels printed with a customised full colour design to celebrate the Catholic life of school.
Produced in polished acrylic with tasteful stud fixings
Class 14 had a great afternoon investigating light, using mirrors. We learned a lot about how light travels and reflects, but also laughed lots! Have a look at some of our activities
Evie, in year 6, has donated some of her old books to our class library.
Thank you so much Evie, we have some very excited readers in Class 14 who are eager to read them.
If you have any books you have read and would like to donate, they would be warmly received at school 📚
Do any of our families fancy going to the Panto in style? Dudley Council are putting on a panto performance of Jack and the Beanstalk! Why not register to watch? Best thing? It is completely free!
https://t.co/ow7QeXubIU
Belief in God, and the worship of God are not enough to ensure that we actually live in a way pleasing to God. The guarantee of an authentic openness to God is a way of practising the faith that helps open our hearts to our brothers and sisters. #FratelliTutti
Today is the Feast Day of Guardian Angels and so, Year 6 had a collective worship to celebrate. Catholic’s believe everyone has a guardian angel, and that they are very special and important. We learned that the feast day originated in 1608, to celebrate all guardian angels.
Year 6 have been working extremely hard on their balanced arguments over the last few weeks. They concentrated so well when writing up their final pieces - with a relaxing fire place and music playing in the background. They are very proud of the work they have produced 😊
After listening to our instructions, we played a round of ‘evolved’ Dodgeball to finish off our PE lesson. It was a close game, but the boys won, 14 - 12!