'Every pupil is celebrated and valued for their uniqueness'

Children at a primary school in Jarrow feel “safe, deeply loved, valued and celebrated for their uniqueness”, according to a report by the Catholic Schools Inspectorate.

- by Gazette Reporter

Year 6 pupils Laura Cidrim and Aury Seymour with headteacher Mark Hurst.

St Bede's Catholic Primary School, on Harold Street, was inspected by the CSI on behalf of the Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle and rated ‘Good’.

CSI lead inspector Barbara Reilly-O’Donnell said in her report: "Pupils know that their uniqueness is celebrated and they recognise that they are valued. They are therefore confident and extremely proud members of the community.