St Augustine's Catholic Primary School

Can we have an explanation of how the tour will be conducted?

Our wondeful Year 6 children will take you on a tour of our school. 

Masks wearing is personal choice and not mandatory.  

After the tour, you will be shown to our school hall where you will meet Mrs Napier, our Headteacher, and Mrs Blackwell, our Early Years Lead,  who will tell you more about the school and answer any questions you may have. 

If you are shown around when there is no planned tour, it will be with Mrs Napier or a member of the Leadership Team.

Does my child have to be Catholic to attend St. Augustine’s?

NO.

Although we are a Catholic school and Catholic children are given priority in applications, we accept children of all faiths and none.

If you want your child to attend St. Augustine’s we recommend that you put our school as number one priority on the Hertfordshire Admissions.

Do you have Breakfast Care?

YES

Our Breakfast Care is run by the school.

Session start from 7.30 am to 8.40 am

Places have to be paid and pre-booked for on the School Gateway accessible from the home page of the School website.

Do you have After School Care?

YES

Our After School Care is run by the school.

Sessions start at 3.15 and can run until 5.30pm.

Places have to be paid and pre-booked for on the School Gateway accessible from the home page of the School website.

What are the academic results at St. Augustine’s?

Our end of Year 6 results are higher than the national average, which we are very proud of.

All information can be found on the school website.

How many children are in a class?

30 pupils per class.

How many classes are there per year group?

One class. We have a 60 place Nursery and we offer 30 hour Nursery places. 

How long has the Headteacher been in post?

Since 2016

What provision is there for pupils with SEND?

We are an inclusive school.

Our SENCO works 3 days a week. Each child‘s needs are met on an individual basis.

More information can be found on the school website.

Does the school teach other faiths?

Yes.

Catholic schools are obliged to follow guidance from the Catholic Bishops' Conference which states that Religious Education must provide pupils with a basis of knowledge and theological understanding of the Catholic faith and an awareness of the faith and traditions of other religions in order to respect and understand them.

Our children also visit other places of worship.

Please follow the link which will provide you with all the information you need to know. 

https://staugustines.herts.sch.uk/herts/primary/staugustines/site/pages/ofsted/admissions