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St. Thomas More Catholic Primary School

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  • Our School
    • About Us
      • Welcome from the Headteacher
      • Mission, Ethos & Values
      • Our School Family
      • Our Staff
      • Our Trust
      • Vacancies
    • Catholic Life
      • Catholic Social Teaching
      • Mini Vinnies
      • Our Parish
      • Prayer and Liturgy
      • Prayer Leaders
      • Religious Education
      • Sacramental Preparation
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      • Link Governance Framework & Toolkit
      • Interested in Being a Governor
      • Governor Handbook
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St. Thomas More Catholic Primary School
  • Our School
    • About Us
      • Welcome from the Headteacher
      • Mission, Ethos & Values
      • Our School Family
      • Our Staff
      • Our Trust
      • Vacancies
    • Catholic Life
      • Catholic Social Teaching
      • Mini Vinnies
      • Our Parish
      • Prayer and Liturgy
      • Prayer Leaders
      • Religious Education
      • Sacramental Preparation
    • Governance
      • Link Governance Framework & Toolkit
      • Interested in Being a Governor
      • Governor Handbook
      • Governing Body Membership
      • Governing Body Meeting Attendance & Interests
      • Memorandum of Understanding
      • Code of Conduct for Governors
  • Parents & Pupils
    • Key Information
      • Admissions
      • Apply for Free School Meals
      • Attendance
      • Breakfast & Afterschool Club
      • Holiday Request Form
      • Ofsted, Exams & Diocesan Reports
      • Reports – Section 48
      • Ofsted Parents View
      • PE & Sports Premium
      • Policies
      • Prevent Duty
      • Pupil Premium
      • Safeguarding & Child Protection
      • Special Educational Needs & Disability Provision
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Mini Vinnies

Mini Vinnies – “Turning Concern into Action”

The Mini Vinnies is the junior branch of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVP). The SVP is an organisation that strives to spread justice in our world and, by enabling schools to become involved, encourages children from a young age to make a difference to the world also

Who was St. Vincent de Paul?

Vincent was born poor and in the beginning he wanted to be rich. This was why he first became a priest!

Later he changed his mind and decided to spend his life helping the sick and mentally-ill, orphans and old people, beggars and the starving, prisoners and galley slaves.

Vincent’s life is a great reminder for us all to find ways to help those around us.

You can explore the Mini Vinnies website by clicking on this link

What do Mini Vinnies do in St. Thomas More?

Our Mini Vinnies group members reach out to help others – this may be at a school, local, national or global level – that enables us as a school community to turn our concern into action. All of the children at St Thomas More’s understand the importance of putting our faith into action and making a positive difference to the world.

What we have planned for the academic year.

  • Hold a community pre owned clothing event- the children have thought about helping to save the planet by recycling old clothing and they have linked this in with helping the community due to the cost of living. Any monies raised will go to the local charity of Zoe’s place for sick children.
  • A community plant and grow using our school allotment, the produce will be sold to our community and funds raised will be given to a charity.
  • Watch this space for any other events we plan in the near future.

How often do we meet in Mini Vinnies?

We meet weekly (Thursdays) to review our actions and plan our next steps based upon what is needed and how we can help our local, national and global community.

How can you become a Mini Vinnie?

Children are encouraged to let their teacher know if they are interested in becoming part of our Mini Vinnies team. New members are welcomed in the Autumn term.


Macmillan Coffee Morning

Mini Vinnies organised a cake sale to raise funds for Macmillan cancer support. We are delighted to say that we raised an incredible £120 to help support the important work of this charity.

Mini Vinnies organised a cake sale to raise funds for Macmillan cancer support. We are delighted to say that we raised an incredible £120 to help support the important work of this charity.

Carols Around the Crib

Our Mini Vinnies and prayers leaders have hosted Carols to the residents of Tollesby Care home in Marton. Our aim is to spread some joy at Christmas time!

Mini Vinnies attended mass and then served the parishioners tea/coffee and mince pies. They also invited the parishioners to our Carols Around the Crib service in school.

 

 

Fairtrade Fortnight

Mini Vinnies made delicious crispy cakes to sell in school. We raised £74 to support Fairtrade Fortnight.

 

 

 

Prayer Garden

The Mini Vinnies worked tirelessly to tidy up our school prayer garden. They planted new bulbs, evergreen plants and asked our caretaker to hang some need bird feeders and homes.

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St Thomas More Middlesbrough
1 week ago

What better way to celebrate a successful half term than by tackling BIDMAS in maths for the very first time!

We’ve worked hard, taken on new challenges and shown that a little perseverance goes a long way. Now it’s time to put those brains to the test with some order of operations… and reward ourselves with a cosy hot chocolate and a tasty biscuit!

Because learning something new deserves celebrating, and every mathematical milestone counts!

Here’s to a fantastic half term, brilliant effort and lots more learning to come! Well done Year 6.
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This week, Reception have been listening to the story ‘Room on the broom’. In our literacy work and outside we have been creating our own own potions and printed with cardboard tubes to create some bubbling cauldron artwork. We have been making spiders, painting and washing pumpkins and making some lovely observational drawings of some peculiar looking pumpkins. ...

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Year 2 enjoyed the disco after school! ⭐️ ...

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St. Thomas More Catholic Primary School,
Erith Grove, Easterside, Middlesbrough ,TS4 3QH
  • 01642 317350
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  • Chair of Governors: Gerri Howard

  • Executive Headteacher: Mrs E King

  • Head of School: Mrs C Smith

  • Trust Business Manager: Mr J Nicholson

  • School Office and Enquiries: Mrs A Bennett

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Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust is an exempt charity regulated by the Secretary of State for Education. It is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales (company number 09203984) whose registered office is at Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust, Postgate House, Saltersgill Avenue, Middlesbrough. TS4 3JP

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