WE HAVE PLACES for children to start in September 2025 - all children are welcome! Please contact us to find out more!

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St John Fisher Primary, a Catholic Voluntary Academy, Sheffield
We have spaces for September and welcome ALL children! Please call (0114 2485009) or email (enquiries@st-johnfisher.org) for more information! | SCHOOL REOPENS for the start of the new academic year on Wednesday 3rd September 2025 with Wake Up! Shake Up! at 8.40am. | OPEN DAY is on Saturday 27th September 2025 (10:00-12:00), everyone is welcome to come in and meet some children, the team, Governors and other parents and have a look around our lovely school. We welcome children of all faiths and none. Please call 0114 2485009 or email enquiries@st-johnfisher.org for more information. Thank you. | Smiley Champions 2024-25: Congratulations to St George's House! | SJF Healthy Minds Podcast: Please click here for our latest episodes! | PLEASE NOTE that the School Office is open between 8.30am and 4.30pm. Thank you. | 2025-2026 SJF Calendar please click here. | Latest Newsletters: Click here
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Feature Books of the Week!

22nd Sep 2023

Please click here to link to our SJF Book List 23-24.

Nikhil and Jay Save the Day!

Chitra Soundar 

Waterstones says:

In these four interlinked stories about Nikhil and Jay and their family, there's always fun and mischief. Jay wants to do things by himself on his birthday, but sharing with Nikhil turns out to be more fun. They all go to visit Grandad and Nana, but where is the story dragon? Then it's Pancake Day, the day when Amma makes yummy dosa, Indian pancakes. And last but not least, Nikhil and Jay help to lead a campaign to save their local library from closing.

The Nikhil and Jay stories are perfect for children moving on from picture books to longer stories, helped by Soofiya's lively and characterful illustrations. Click here.

Everest: Reaching the Roof of the World!

David Long

Waterstones says:

Everest is the world's highest mountain, towering like an icy giant over the Himalayas. For the millions of people living nearby, it has always been a magical place, known as "Goddess Mother of the World" or the "Peak of Heaven". To explorers and adventurers, it represents a perilous but thrilling challenge to be conquered.

In this exhilarating account by award-winning author David Long, he looks back at the first attempts by international mountaineers to reach the fabled summit, many of which ended in death and disaster. Click here.

 
 
 
 
 
 
WE HAVE SCHOOL SPACES IN SEPTEMBER

We welcome Catholic children
and children of all faiths and none! 
WE HAVE SCHOOL SPACES IN SEPTEMBER