
School News
Young Voices 2026
What an incredible experience our pupils had at young voices on Monday.Their energy, confidence and enthusiasm shone from start to finish. It was amazing to see them sing their hearts out as part of such a huge choir, they made the school proud!
Parent/Carer information session – Guide to online gaming
Wednesday 28th January 2026 – 9.30am – 10.15am
Focus: Guide to online gaming – this will include latest trends and emerging threats and will focus on developing your understanding of online gaming, the associated risks and steps we can take to support our children.
The link to access this session will be sent to the school one week before the event. If you would like the link to access the event, please let us know.

Early Help Newsletter
Attached is a flyer with the Early Help ‘Coffee and Chat’ dates for this month.
Hoodwinked! Christmas Production 2025
WOW! Owl Class put on an INCREDIBLE performance of Hoodwinked for their Christmas Production.
A huge thank you to all the staff involved with its production and thank you to all the friends and families of our school for their support on the day.
Finally, a massive well done to our brilliant children who blew us away with their acting skills, singing and dancing, plus their ability to learn so many words! What a show!
Online Safety Newsletter
Please find attached the Online Safety Newsletter for December 2025.
Online Safety Newsletter Primary Dec 2025_5 St John the Baptist Shropshire_27-11-2025
Wake Up Wednesday
Today’s Wake Up Wednesday focus is TikTok. Please click the below link to download this week’s What Parents Need to Know About TikTok Guide.
TikTok Guide For Parents and Carers
Skipping Together!
The recent skipping workshop has transformed playtimes at our school! Children from all age groups have embraced skipping with enthusiasm, enjoying both individual challenges and lively group games using the new ropes we purchased after the workshop. Over the past few weeks, we’ve loved watching their skills grow and their confidence soar. Skipping has not only brought energy and fun to the playground but has also encouraged teamwork and cooperation, leading to more harmonious and happy playtimes for everyone.

















































