Our School Vision

Our whole school community played an active role in shaping our new vision:

“Our vision is to nurture children to be the best that they can be, enjoying opportunities to Learn, Achieve, Pray and Believe.”

Our School Values

As a school community, we identified ten core values that we strive to live out in our daily lives. Each month, we focus on one core value and celebrate members of our community who have demonstrated it in action.

Our ten core values are: 

• Kindness
• Respect
• Community Focus
• Excellence
• Faith
• Responsibility
• Resilience
• Honesty
• Empathy
• Courage

We the Governors and staff of St Bronagh’s Primary School are firmly committed to:

• The aims of Catholic Education.
• Providing high standards of education for all pupils.
• Developing positive pastoral care systems in school.
• Establishing close links with the home, the Parish and the wider community.

St Bronagh's is a Catholic school where all pupils of whatever race or creed are warmly welcomed and where education is informed and influenced by the message of Christ and the values of the Gospel.

Our School Aims

St. Bronagh’s Primary School is committed to the aims of a Catholic School. Working together we aim to provide a Positive Learning Environment where we help our pupils:

• To develop as confident, disciplined and enquiring learners, able to make informed choices and decisions.
• To enjoy reading and to develop a confidence with language which will enable them to communicate effectively with others.
• To develop the skills and knowledge of mathematics to enable them to cope with everyday situations.
• To develop the skills to understand their world through scientific, historical, geographical and religious inquiry and to come to an understanding of their responsibilities to care for the environment.
• To develop practical, creative, artistic and physical skills.
• To encourage tolerance and mutual respect for others.
• To acquire the skills and capabilities for lifelong learning with the assistance of modern technology e.g. computer, digital camera etc.
• To develop skills and capabilities relevant to their personal, emotional, social and health needs.
• To be a positive contributor to society.