St. Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School Seaham
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
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Art and Craft Club This week, art club made wonderful bouquets of flowers to take home. They picked the colours which they thought would match the best before putting them into their handmade vase. I think you’ll agree, they look fabulous! Well done art club.
March 2026 News Letter Our latest newsletter has been published. Please click on the links below to see all of the latest news and key dates for your diary. March 2026 Spring dates 2026 updated
Wraparound Club What a wonderful couple of weeks we’ve had, getting ourselves into the swing of our new afterschool routine. The children have thoroughly enjoyed using the new toys, games and even making their own tea! Some children even tried jam tarts for the first time! We still have spaces on all our after school wraparound provision, pop to the office to book your space.
Ks1 Fun Fitness Wow! What a super busy, super fun session Ks1 had on Wednesday evening. They danced, jumped and had an amazing time playing with the parachute. We can’t wait to see what next week brings!
Ks2 Multi-Skills Club Ks2 multi-skills club had their fitness levels put to the test as Miss Scarr and Mrs Stubbs set them away with some circuit training activities. They started with a cardio workout before completing a circuit which included running, jumping and throwing. The boys worked their socks off! Well done!
Reception Class – British Science Week This week is British Science Week. Reception class have been listening to the story, ‘Lost and Found’ as part of our learning about cold places. They were asked the question, ‘How do penguins stay dry?’ The children came up with some fabulous ideas, really using their science knowledge and vocabulary. Isla asked if Penguin feathers were waterproof. Mrs Wilkinson explained to the children that penguin feathers have a very special oily layer that could very possibly make their feathers waterproof....
