
Welcome to St. Cuthbert’s Catholic Primary School website.
Every member of our school community at St. Cuthbert’s is unique, talented and loved by God. We strive for excellence and live our lives to the full with Christ in our head, in our hands and in our hearts.
We hope our website gives you a good picture of our school community and we strongly encourage you to visit or get in touch to find out more about our lovely school family.
Nicola Noble
Headteacher
See our Facebook feed below:
Challenge 30 We are delighted to share we have completed our 30 day challenge set by the team at Easington Sports Partnership. Everyday, for 30 days, the children have taken part in two different exercises, 30 seconds each. Fitter, healthier & happier.
Year 5 Mini Police Project Year 5 had their final session of the Mini Police Project today. We learnt all about anti-social behaviour and what we can do to avoid it. We also found out about the consequences for committing crimes and how we, at the age of ten, can be held accountable. A discussion around crimes in the community helped us to play a game where we had to put our thumbs up or down to say if something was a crime or not....
Stars Of The Week Congratulations to our final Stars of the Week of the half term. Children received awards for wonderful work, fantastic behaviour and for being great role models. Well done to everyone who received house group points. Oswald House was the winning house group this half term.
Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) This year is ‘The Year of Reading’ and the children will be taking part in lots of different activities to promote reading for pleasure and to support their love of reading. One of these is our weekly ‘DEAR’ session. At some point over each week, when the children hear the signal, they must drop everything and read. It was lovely this morning to see our children reading a book that they enjoy, with some children even bringing a book from home. Here’s to a year of reading what we love and enjoy!
Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 Last week, we celebrated Children's Mental Health Week. The theme this year was "This is my place". We have enjoyed lots of activities and really thought about how we can feel like we belong and how we can help others to belong. We also looked at the 5 Ways to Well-Being and tried different techniques to help give us a toolkit of strategies that we can use when we feel big feelings. Check out the link below for more information and news. Children's Mental Health Week News
RISE Gymnastics Today, 12 Year 6 children attended East Durham College to perform the floor routines they had been perfecting over the last half-term in PE. The children performed superbly and showed great enthusiasm throughout; as always, excellent sporting ambassadors of St Cuthberts. Huge thank you to ESSP for hosting a wonderful event. Well Done!
