Non-Uniform Day: The last official day of the school year (17-07-20) will be a non-uniform day. Thank you.
| Returning School Resources: Please return all reading books and laptops before the end of the school year. Reading books can be left in the box in the foyer and laptops can be left with School Office staff. Thank you.
| Y6 Leavers' Liturgy | Thursday 16th July 2020 | 10.00am | ‘Zoom’ joining details will be shared in due course
| Our 'Statement to Live By' is: 'I notice that we are the same and we are different'
| SJF Virtual Sports Day 2020 - please click the link: https://www.st-johnfisher.org/news/virtual-sport-day/?cms4563-widget-delete=2897&cmspagetype=news
| Our 'Statement to Live By' is: 'We are all special'!
| Welcome Videos for the families of children joining FS2 in September 2020:https://www.st-johnfisher.org/fs2-2020-2021/
| OUR NEW NORMAL:https://www.st-johnfisher.org/welcome-videos/
| If you are experiencing difficulties logging on to school applications (e.g. 'Bug Club' and 'My Maths') please email via year6@st-johnfisher.org. Thank you.
| HOME LEARNING RELEASE DATES & INFORMATION:https://www.st-johnfisher.org/news/update-02-04-20-home-learning/
| REAL PE @ HOME: A fun and exciting programme for you all to do at home: https://www.st-johnfisher.org/news/real-pe-and-keeping-active-and-happy-at-home-/
| BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS AND SCAMS: Please ignore and delete emails asking you to share bank details in order to access free school meals. It is a scam! Thank you.
| FREE SCHOOL MEALS: Weekly lunch hampers available for all pupils entitled to income-based free school meals. Please note this does not cover the universal free school meals scheme that covers all children get in FS2 and Years 1 and 2. Please call (0114 2485009) or email (enquiries@st-johnfisher.org) for further information, especially if your circumstances have changed so you now qualify for income-based benefits. Thank you.
| ADVICE & SUPPORT: School nurses are available to offer advice and support during the current emergency around: sleep, fussy eating, bed wetting/continence issues and children's emotional wellbeing. Please call Beth on 0114 3053285 (Monday-Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm). Thank you.
| Government Response to COVID-19: https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-response
| Coronavirus Helpline 0800 046 8687 (Monday to Friday, 8.00am - 6.00pm) - #StayAtHome
| General Coronavirus Update:http://www.st-johnfisher.org/news/general-coronavirus-update/
| NSPCC Update:http://www.st-johnfisher.org/news/nspcc-safeguarding-update/
| Its' Gold! School Games GOLD Award winners - #StayAtHome
| Latest Newsletters: Click here: http://www.st-johnfisher.org/newsletters/
Our Diamond Jubilee Balloon Race
Mam Tor Conquered! (Y6 Residential, Castleton)
Skipping Workshop
Visiting Panto
PTFA - Santa in School Day (December 2017)
Every child planting a tree with staff from 'Two Sisters'
Every child planting a tree with staff from 'Two Sisters' (December 2017)
St John Fisher is an aspirational learning community with a strong vision, shared values and a proud Catholic ethos.
Our expectations are high and we are ambitious for every child. We work hard to ensure that each can feel happy, safe and loved in school and at home and we aim to inspire them to enjoy and achieve every day.
We believe that every child is talented and unique and should be affirmed and supported to appreciate their own uniqueness, gifts and talents. Our school is one where every child is known and understood.
St John Fisher is a place where everyone is treated with respect, tolerance and understanding. We aim to be highly inclusive; a place where good manners and behaviour are really valued and where every child can experience success - whilst developing the skills and attitudes necessary to be happy and successful life-long learners.
We recognise parents as our children’s first educators and we invite them to be our partners. We encourage them to engage with school life and share lots of information so that they are well-informed.
I am immensely proud of our young people and of how we continue to grow and develop as a community. If you would like to find out more, please contact us to arrange a visit. You can also read our newsletters and Curriculum Overviews which chart our journey and will give you a sense of what we are about.
Thank you for visiting our website.
Frank Barratt
Headteacher
Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND) in Sheffield
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