A welcome message from the Headteacher...
Read about our latest excellent Ofsted report...
Our latest outstanding Diocese inspection...
Prepare for the future on our Careers Portal...
COVID-19 Guidance: Please read this newsletter from Wiltshire Council regarding the latest COVID-19 guidance, as well as this letter regarding changes to school transport.
Year 11 Resources
We've collated a number of resources designed to help our Year 11s as they embark upon the next stage of their learning journey. Prepare for post-16 education, learn important life skills, and increase employability skills with a nationally recognised award.
What's New & Upcoming Events
Results Day 2020/21 Important Update
This year, there will be some changes to our usual results’ day, which is being held on 12th August. Students will be allocated a time slot for when they will need to collect their results.
Find out more >>
Information & Resources for Year 5 Pupils & Parents
We've collated a whole page of helpful resources and fun videos for give current Year 5 pupils and parents a taster of what St Joseph's is like. Parents/carers can also book a tour of the school.
Visit our Year 5 Page >>
Year 6 Transition
Our Year 6 transition page is a one-stop shop for all things transition: booklets that will help you prepare, all letters and correspondence that is sent out, video introductions from teachers and pupils, and a virtual tour of the school.
Visit our Year 6 Transition Page >>
Our Catholic Ethos
On our dedicated Catholic Ethos page you'll find resources and updates related to our Catholic ethos, including weekly prayers from Clifton Diocese, and posters created by students featuring our school's key values.
Visit the Catholic Ethos page >>
Read our School Blog
Read our school blog for weekly updates, exciting opportunities, fun and informative articles, advice, and more.
Parental Satisfaction Survey:
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Pray for Our Schools: Clifton Diocese Prayer of the Week
Pupils speak positively about their school experience because they feel supported and valued.
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
