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Established in 1988, St Piran’s School is housed in attractive and well maintained premises which houses 70 children aged between three and sixteen. It is a friendly, well-ordered community with a positive ethos where pupils make good friendships with each other and relate well to staff. Pupils are treated with respect and valued equally. They have a clear sense of right and wrong. There is a good sense of community within the school and pupils who enter the school are quickly made to feel welcome. The school places a strong emphasis on good manners and politeness.

The curriculum is broad and balanced and helps to prepare the children for the next stage in their education. A wide variety of after school and lunchtime clubs provide additional activities and experiences for pupils of all ages. Educational visits to local places of interest and an annual residential visit (for Years 5 upwards) further enrich the curriculum.

9th July 2010

House Points

Godrevy 226 Pendeen 262 Trevose 171

Special Awards

Nursery Jayden Russell
Years 5/6 Olivia Wright
Rec/Year 1 Darcey Ellsmore Years 7/8 Chloe Walton
Year 2 Rachel Adams
Year 9 -
Years 3/4 Reece Ellsmore

Dear Parents

Uniform:
Mrs Rowe will be available to supply your uniform needs on Thursday 2nd September 9.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. and Friday 3rd September

1.30 p.m. - 4.30 p.m. Mrs Rowe would appreciate it if you would telephone her to make an appointment to avoid unnecessary waiting at this busy time.

Head Boy and Head Girl:
I am pleased to announce that Matthew Hutchinson will be Head Boy for the academic year 2010/2011 and Lucy Mander will be Head Girl. Congratulations to them.

London and France:
The language trip to France was highly successful despite the deluge of rain which greeted the party upon arrival in France. The Year 7 - 9 group enjoyed exploring the Ile de Batz and shopping in the Saturday market in Morlaix. In London the temperature soared and the Year 10/11 group enjoyed a picnic in the park, shopping in Oxford Street and a flight on the London Eye and many more exciting activities.

Paradise Park:
The Nursery enjoyed a visit to Paradise Park on Wednesday and they helped to feed the penguins, watched the otters and went to Paradise Island.