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St Theresa's Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided School)

Sheffield, Prince of Wales Rd, Sheffield S2 1EY, UK

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S2 1EY

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01142397251

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PK - 5

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Public
Kindergarten
Primary

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General information, St Theresa's Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided School)

St Theresa's Catholic Primary School is a voluntary aided school located in Sheffield, UK. The school offers classes from reception to year 6, catering to students aged 4-11. The curriculum includes a range of subjects such as English, mathematics, science, history, geography, art, music, physical education, and religious education.

The school provides a supportive and inclusive learning environment, with dedicated teachers who strive to ensure academic excellence and personal development for every student. With small class sizes, students receive individual attention and support to reach their full potential.

St Theresa's Catholic Primary School offers a variety of facilities to enhance the learning experience. These include well-equipped classrooms, a library, a science lab, and a computer room. The school also has outdoor spaces for sports activities and a playground for recreational purposes.

The school follows the National Curriculum, integrating Catholic teachings and values into the education program. Students participate in religious education classes and have the opportunity to engage in spiritual and moral development.

Pros:

  • Strong emphasis on academic excellence and personal development
  • Supportive and inclusive learning environment
  • Small class sizes for individual attention
  • Well-equipped classrooms and facilities
  • Integration of Catholic teachings and values

Cons:

  • Religious education might not suit students from non-Catholic backgrounds
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