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STEM experience during a LEGO Robotics workshop in Darlington
6 March 2026

Year 4 to 6 Pupils Take Part in Exciting LEGO Robotics STEM Workshop in Darlington

Pupils from Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 at St Teresa’s Catholic Primary School in Hartlepool enjoyed an inspiring and hands‑on STEM experience during a LEGO Robotics workshop in Darlington. The visit offered a valuable opportunity for children to explore engineering, coding and problem solving in a creative and engaging way. Throughout the day, pupils worked in teams to design and build their own robots using LEGO engineering kits. Once their models were complete, the children programmed their robots to follow a set path, testing and refining their designs as they went. This practical challenge encouraged pupils to think logically, experiment with ideas, and collaborate effectively to achieve a shared goal.

St Teresa's pupils at South Community Hub Hartlepool meeting author Lisette Auton
20 February 2026

An Inspiring Visit to South Community Hub Hartlepool!

We were thrilled to visit the fantastic team at South Community Hub Hartlepool, where our pupils had the wonderful opportunity to meet author Lisette Auton. The children listened to her inspiring story, asked thoughtful questions, and enjoyed hearing about what motivates her as a writer.

Pupils showing their winnings from the Virtue raffle draw!
20 February 2026

Virtue Point Raffle – A Huge Well Done!

A massive well done to all of our children for their consistently positive behaviour around school this half term. We are incredibly proud of the way they continue to live out our BHCET virtues each and every day.

Pupils at St Teresa's showcasing their robotics
16 February 2026

St Teresa’s Pupils Qualify for the National Robotics Championships!

We are incredibly proud to share the exciting news that our talented pupils at St Teresa’s have qualified for the National Robotics Championships!

Image of  Storytelling Week in Reception!
13 February 2026

Storytelling Week in Reception!

Last week, our Reception children were fully immersed in the magic of storytelling — something we cherish and celebrate every single week at St. Teresa’s.

St Teresa's Tech team celebrate their success at their first regional competition
28 January 2026

Teresa’s Tech Team Triumph at Regional Competition!

We are incredibly proud of our Teresa’s Tech Team, who achieved outstanding success at their first regional competition of the new season yesterday at Nissan!

Image of CAFOD Jubilee Assembly – Faith, Kindness & Global Responsibility
4 December 2025

CAFOD Jubilee Assembly – Faith, Kindness & Global Responsibility

​​​​​​​At St. Teresa’s Catholic Primary School, we were delighted to welcome CAFOD into school for a special Jubilee Assembly, giving pupils the chance to reflect on justice, hope, and our responsibility to care for others around the world.

Image of Learning Beyond the Classroom – Adventures at Derwent Hill & Preston Park
26 November 2025

Learning Beyond the Classroom – Adventures at Derwent Hill & Preston Park

​​​​​​​At St. Teresa’s Catholic Primary School, we believe that learning goes far beyond the classroom walls. This term, pupils embraced experiential learning, gaining confidence, independence, and curiosity through real-world experiences.

Image of UK Parliament Week – Inspiring Visit from Jonathan Brash MP
24 November 2025

UK Parliament Week – Inspiring Visit from Jonathan Brash MP

At St. Teresa’s Catholic Primary School, we were proud to take part in UK Parliament Week, giving pupils the opportunity to learn about democracy, decision-making, and the role of government in shaping our communities.

Image of Community, Parents and Shared Learning – A Wonderful Parent Afternoon
12 November 2025

Community, Parents and Shared Learning – A Wonderful Parent Afternoon

​​​​​​​One of the most joyful highlights this term at St. Teresa’s Catholic Primary School was our Parent Afternoon, where we opened our doors for families to experience daily school life. The atmosphere was electric – hallways and classrooms filled with movement, activity, and smiling faces.