At Stella Maris School children participate in many clubs and activities and one of our very popular clubs is the weekly Art Club, led by a local artist who comes into school each Thursday lunchtime. The children in the club work on many different projects
During this past week our Year 6 children have continued to take entrance exams at the local Stockport and Manchester Grammar Schools. Already they are starting to be called back for interviews at the various schools, this is very positive news and a good indication
This week our children enjoyed a special assembly with a focus on the importance of sport and what it means to be a good sportsperson. They listened to reflections and watched some role play about what it means to be a good sportsperson. The children
Stella Maris School's annual Spring Open Event will be held on Thursday 13th February, 9.30 am - 3 pm. This is an opportunity for visitors to call in and see the working school in progress. The best way to view our wonderful school is to
Stella Maris School enjoyed a lovely last week of term, before finishing for the Christmas holidays today. This has been a very busy, enjoyable and successful term and last Friday's Christmas Fair was a perfect ending to the term. Lots of families and friends turned
Stella Maris School offers a bespoke education and in addition to our rich and broad curriculum and wide variety of extracurricular activities, the school frequently runs projects for targeted groups of children within the school community. Recently a small group of our Year 4 boys
The PTA is a very important part of any school. At Stella Maris School we have a dedicated and committed PTA group who meet regularly and organise lots of interesting and fun events for the children and the parent community. Recently they organised and subsidised
Stella Maris School staged a fantastic Christmas Concert in St. John's Church on Thursday evening in front of a packed audience of parents and families. The children performed beautifully and enjoyed the experience of showcasing their musical skills. The performance was in two parts, the
School trips in the locality, as well as being both educational and enjoyable, are great opportunities for teaching children the importance of traffic awareness, crossing roads and courtesy when meeting other pedestrians on the footpaths. These essential skills for life will be most beneficial when the
The children enjoyed an exciting trip on Thursday morning this week, when they visited the local Savoy Cinema for a private viewing of the popular Christmas movie, The Grinch. Our school PTA organised and subsidised this Christmas treat for our children and we are very