COVID-19 GUIDANCE
The latest guidance to parents and carers related to Covid-19 can be found by clicking on the image below.
Open Events Autumn Term 2020
The pandemic this year has meant that we are unable to offer our traditional open experiences (open mornings and evenings), however, we are running a number of initiatives for year 6 pupils and parents to see our school. If you are interested in St Joseph's as a secondary school for your child please take advantage of the options below.
Virtual Open Showcase: Launched on Monday 28th September and will be available on a dedicated webpage on our school website up until the admissions deadline at the end of October
- Hear an address from Mrs Ridley, our Headteacher
- Meet the departments and find out what is on offer
- Get our pupils' perspectives on their experiences of St Joseph’s
- Navigate the interactive map to find out more about the school
- email admin @sjcs.org.uk to book your tour!
- Some primary schools are allowing us to host a presentation to year 6 pupils and parents, keep an eye out for notices from your primary school regarding this.
- We look forward to welcoming you to our school community.
SAFEGUARDING
If you believe a child to be at immediate risk or danger, call 999 otherwise please call the Multi-Agency Support Hub (MASH Team) to report a concern on 0300 456 0108 (9-4pm) or use the out of hours service 0300 456 0100.
You can email safeguarding@sjcs.org.uk to report any safeguarding concerns BUT it is advisable that the number above be used in the first instance as this account is not monitored 24 hours a day
If you require support for any mental health or wellbeing issues you should contact your GP.
There are links for students and parents to numbers, professionals and online resources here for a range of issues that you may also find useful.
What are people saying about us…
- Pupils speak positively about their school experience because they feel supported and valuedOfsted 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 schoolSection 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
