STC Community Channel
Thank you Laura
Children from across the school have taken part in our after school outdoor learning club, @dandylions, thanks to George's Fund. Here, children share how they love to be outdoors, in nature, playing and exploring, cooking and having fun. Thank you Laura, George's mum, for making a difference.
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STC Worship Channel
Collective Worship
Summer Rev'd Elliot
Collective Worship 12.7.21
Worship with Rev'd Elliot 'Putting the past behind you'.
Collective Worship 15.6.21
STC worship with Rev'd Elliot 'Forgiveness'
8.6.21 Collective Worship
STC worship with Rev'd Elliot - Armour of God
Collective Worship 24.5.21
Worship with Rev'd Elliot - Parable of Talents
Collective Worship 18.5.21
STC worship with Rev'd Elliot, The Night Friend
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STC 5 Minute Films: Lockdown 2021
Local Illustrator Sian Bowman talks about how to draw your own characters
Sian illustrates children's books and in this short film you shows you how to begin drawing a character using shapes to help.
Mrs West's marvellous music film
Mrs West, who teaches music in Y3 and Y4, has made us this marvellous film to enjoy. Perfect for a sunny day.
Our fantastic Police and Safer Neighbourhood team
Charlotte, our local, PSCO tells us all about her job and how the Police work with us to keep our community safe.
Cup Ceramics 3/3
Finally, enjoy decorating your design.
Cup Ceramics Film 2/3
How to make your design
Cup Ceramics share a brilliant art activity with you
This film introduces Cup Ceramics and their art idea. 2 more to follow to explain each step.
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STC History Channel
Y3 History Blackfriars and the Coningsby Hospital
St John Medieval Museum and Coningsby Hospital, Hereford Located in Widemarsh Street, just a short walk from the city centre, it is adjacent to the Blackfriars Rose Garden and the ruins of the Dominican Monastery. In 1614 Thomas Coningsby converted what had originally been the conventual buildings of the Blackfriars Monastery and the preceptory of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem to a hospital for old soldiers and serving men. Thanks to Mark Sanderson for supporting Y3 with the project.