Year 5 and 6 Step Back in Time at Eden Camp
Our Year 5 and 6 pupils enjoyed a fantastic educational visit to Eden Camp, where they stepped back in time to learn about life during World War II. Throughout the day, the children explored a range of fascinating exhibits and immersive displays, helping them develop a deeper understanding of the experiences of those who lived through the war. From discovering how families coped on the Home Front to learning about the challenges faced by servicemen and women, the visit brought their classroom learning to life in an engaging and memorable way.
Fantastic Bonfire Night Celebrations at St Teresa’s
Our school community came together for a truly memorable Bonfire Night celebration, enjoying an evening filled with fun, laughter and friendship. Families were treated to a range of delicious refreshments, including hot dogs, toasted marshmallows, hot chocolate and cakes, helping to make the event a warm and welcoming occasion for everyone. It was wonderful to see so many children, parents and staff enjoying the festivities and spending quality time together.
Double Success for St Teresa’s!
There was double cause for celebration for St Teresa’s as both our boys’ and girls’ teams enjoyed success in the penalty shoot-out challenge during half-time at today’s Hartlepool game. Showing fantastic skill and composure under pressure, both teams secured victory and earned their places in the next round, which will take place in January.
Girls' Football Team Celebrate Fantastic Second-Place Finish
A huge congratulations to our girls' football team on their fantastic second-place finish in yesterday's competition. The team demonstrated excellent skill, determination and true team spirit throughout the tournament, representing St Teresa's with pride both on and off the pitch. Their hard work, commitment and positive attitude were evident in every match, making this achievement one to be incredibly proud of.
Celebrating Success in Mental Health Art Competition
We were delighted to welcome Alliance into school for a special Mental Health Assembly, encouraging our children to think about the importance of positive mental wellbeing. Earlier this year, pupils were invited to take part in an art competition focused on promoting positive mental health. We are incredibly proud to share that, from more than 90 entries submitted across five local primary schools, two of our pupils achieved outstanding success.
Fantastic Football Success!
A huge congratulations to our Year 5 and 6 Girls' Football Team on their outstanding success in today's competition! The team delivered an incredible series of performances, winning all four of their matches with impressive scorelines of 5–0, 5–0, 5–0 and 2–0. Their skill, teamwork, determination and positive attitude were evident throughout the tournament, resulting in a well-deserved clean sweep of victories.
Celebrating Black History Month with African Drumming
To celebrate Black History Month, the children took part in a fantastic African drumming session filled with music, movement and fun. Throughout the workshop, pupils enjoyed singing, dancing and learning to play a variety of rhythms on the drums. The lively session provided an exciting opportunity to explore African culture through music while developing confidence, teamwork and creativity.
HSBC Workshops Help Pupils Build Money Skills
Our Year 3, 4, 5 and 6 pupils recently enjoyed a visit from HSBC, who delivered a series of fun and interactive workshops designed to help children develop important financial skills. Throughout the sessions, pupils explored a range of topics, including bank cards, Banking 101 (borrowing and saving), spending when gaming, and budgeting. The workshops encouraged children to think carefully about money management and make informed financial decisions both now and in the future.
Reception Explore the Wonders of Autumn
Reception had a fantastic afternoon exploring our local park in search of signs of autumn! The children took part in an exciting autumn scavenger hunt, carefully looking for seasonal treasures and observing the wonderful changes that this time of year brings. They also enjoyed creating beautiful bark rubbings, developing their observation skills while getting creative outdoors.
Supporting Our Class Charities
At St Teresa’s, we are committed to helping our pupils understand the importance of supporting others and making a positive difference in the local community. Recently, several of our classes have had the opportunity to welcome representatives from their chosen class charities to learn more about the incredible work they do. Year 5 were delighted to meet Emily from the Hartlepool Baby Bank, who spoke about the support the charity provides to local families. Pupils also donated a fantastic collection of items to help those in need.
Spreading Joy on our Feast Day Visit
Today, our amazing pupils enjoyed a very special visit to Bramley Court as part of our St Teresa’s Feast Day celebrations, spreading joy, friendship and kindness within the local community. The children delighted residents with beautiful flowers that had been generously donated for the occasion, bringing smiles to faces and making the day even more memorable. The visit provided a wonderful opportunity for pupils to connect with others and demonstrate the caring values that are at the heart of our school.
St Teresa’s Celebrates a Wonderful Feast Day
Wow, what a fantastic day we have had celebrating the Feast of St Teresa! Inspired by St Teresa’s famous message about doing "little things with great love", our pupils embraced the spirit of the day through a range of thoughtful acts, kindnesses and celebrations. It was wonderful to see so many children taking part and demonstrating the values of compassion, generosity and care for others.