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Easter Holiday Provision

Please note that school will continue to open to children of key workers who have signed up over the Easter holidays and to those students the Government determine as being recommended to attend - parents affected will have been informed of this via local authority workers or school staff.

If you are a key worker, as identified by the Government list of critical workers, and you have not informed us, we would be grateful if you could email closure@sjcs.org.uk as soon as possible.

School will be closing for the Easter weekend to ALL STUDENTS at 3.35pm on Thursday 9th April and reopening on Tuesday 14th April.

Please be aware that over the period of the normal school holiday ( 2 weeks beginning this Friday 3rd April ) there will be a reduced level of contact from school staff.

If you have a safeguarding concern you may either email safeguarding@sjcs.org.uk as you would normally or call the MASH ( Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub ) on 0300 456 0100 or the emergency out of hours duty team on 0300 456 0108

If you believe a child to be in immediate danger call 999.

For any other school related issues we will operate a reduced service via the closure@sjcs.org.uk email

Wishing you every grace and blessing and a blessed, happy and holy Easter"

What are people saying about us…

  • Pupils speak positively about their school experience because they feel supported and valued
    Ofsted 2018
  • The school’s positive ethos and high quality relationships between all sectors of the school’s community enable developments to take place and improvements to be made. Students rate the teaching, guidance and support they receive very highly.
    School Improvement Advisor (SIA) April 2015
  • The behaviour of students and their care for others is exemplary. They are role models for each other and this contributes enormously to the spirituality and ethos of the school
    Section 48 – 2011
  • It was a real pleasure to have you all here… your students were well behaved, engaged and tutors enjoyed teaching them.
    Andover College

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Charity Newsletter Term 3.2

Friday 12th July: Non uniform day

Pupils and staff raised £355 for the Emmaus Diocesan Partnership Group Environmental Project. This project aims to plant trees both in the UK and in partner schools in Africa to allow pupils a chance to make a difference in fighting climate change. Planting more trees is one of the simpler solutions in fighting climate change as trees absorb CO2.

Wednesday 17th July: Margaret and Teresa house day

Margaret and Teresa pupils donned their house colours and enjoyed a joint celebration of their houses. Pupils worked really hard to raise money and set up stalls including cake sales and shooting basketball. Mrs Becher and Mr Ford took a few for the team by taking part in sponge the teacher. Overall the houses raised £300 for The Soldiers Charity.

Staff at St Joseph’s have also been very busy this half term:

Mr Rooney and Mrs Maher took to the skies in support of Alabare, raising money for homeless and vulnerable veterans

The admin team and Mrs Prior took part in the Walk for Wards and raised money to help fund the wards at Salisbury hospital

Mr Gill, the school network manager, took part in a 300 mile bike ride from London to Paris to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society

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Saint Joseph's Catholic School
Church Road
Laverstock
Salisbury
SP1 1QY

Clifton Diocese

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