Latest News
Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.
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ELF DAY
Wed 01 Dec 2021On Friday 3rd December 2021 children and staff will dress up as an elf or in anything Christmassy and donate £1 to support Alzheimer's Charity.
Everyone is invited to join in this event.
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School photos
Wed 24 Nov 2021Colorfoto will at the school tomorrow for individual pupil photos.
Could all pupils please wear their uniforms?Diolch
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Mini Vinnie Appeal 2021
Fri 19 Nov 2021Mini Vinnie Appeal have decided to support the Huggard Centre this year .
They will be collecting unopened toiletries which can be dropped off in the morning with Miss Canning on the school gates.
Just one single donated item can help a lot!!!!!
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Christmas Film Night!
Mon 15 Nov 2021Tis the season to be jolly!!!
St Cuthbert’s School
Christmas Film Night!
Thursday 2nd December 2021
5pm-7pm
£5 per child
(Includes a Christmas snack box, unlimited squash and a
Christmas gift)
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World Children’s Day
Mon 15 Nov 2021World Children’s Day is UNICEF’s annual day of action for children, by children.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how inequality affects the rights of every child. From climate change, education and mental health, to ending racism and discrimination, children and young people are raising their voices on the issues that matter to their generation and calling for adults to create a better future.
This World Children’s Day, it’s more important than ever that the world listens to their ideas and demands.
On Friday 19th November 2021 all staff and pupils will wear blue to show their support.
Are you ready for World Children’s Day?
Here’s how you can get involved:
YOUNG PEOPLE
Join the Voices of Youth CommunityPARENTS
Help your children know their rightsTEACHERS
Get the World Children’s Day lesson planBUSINESS
Become a partner and host a children’s take overGOVERNMENTS
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Halloween Film Night
Mon 04 Oct 2021St Cuthbert’s School Spooktacular Flim Night!
Tuesday 19th October
5pm-7pm
Come back to school in your fancy dress and enjoy a class Halloween movie and snacks.
£4 entry- including popcorn and drink
(More snacks will be on sale to purchase)
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E Link for nasal flu consent
Wed 29 Sep 2021Dear parent or guardian,
The school nursing team will be visiting St Cuthberts R C Primary School to offer children a nasal spray flu vaccine, on Wednesday 20th October 2021. This year the programme has been extended and flu immunisation will be offered to all pupils from reception class to year 11 in secondary school, this is part of the wider planning for winter. It is more important than ever this year to help protect against flu, as flu and Covid-19 will be circulating at the same time.
The vaccine is recommended to help protect children and young people against influenza (flu). Flu can be very unpleasant and can sometimes cause serious complications. Immunising your child will also help to protect vulnerable family and friends, including the very young and elderly, as it will help prevent flu from spreading.
Please use the link below or scan the QR code to access the E-Consent Form - please complete even if you do not wish you child to receive the vaccination.
https://forms.office.com/r/wyJtdxHhZP
Kind Regards
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Jeans for Genes Day!!
Thu 23 Sep 2021Friday 1st October will be Jeans For Genes Day.
All pupils and staff can wear jeans or their own clothes for a donation of £1.Calling all in-jean-ious
fundraisers – we need you! -
School Meals
Mon 20 Sep 2021We are happy to announce that Cardiff County Catering will be adding a hot meal from the 27th September 2021. The following meals added as an extra will be:
Monday- Beefburger in a bap/Quorn Burger in a bap (V)
Tuesday-Veggie Balls in tomato Sauce
Wednesday- No changes
Thursday-Chicken and tomato bake/Neapolitan bake (V)
Friday- Fish Fingers/Vegetable nuggets (V)
Please make sure all meals are booked as we are unable to add children to our system. You will have to provide your child with a lunch. -
Flu Information 2021
Wed 15 Sep 2021September 2021
Dear parent or guardian,
The school / immunisation nursing team will be visiting your child’s school to offer children the nasal spray flu vaccine on Wednesday 20th October 2021. This year the programme has been extended and flu immunisation will be offered to all pupils from reception class to year 11 in high school, this is part of the wider planning for winter. It’s very important to protect your child from flu to make sure they stay as healthy as possible, as both COVID-19 and flu are likely to circulate this winter. Flu is caused by viruses and spreads easily. Anyone can get flu but children have the highest rate of infection and flu can be serious for them. Complications can include bronchitis, pneumonia and ear infections. Some children get so ill they need to go into hospital. Immunising your child will also help reduce the chance of children spreading flu to others who are at high risk from flu, such as young babies, grandparents, and those with long-term health conditions.
Our school nurse/immunisation team will work with education to deliver the programme according to the Welsh Government Covid-19 guidelines that are current at the time. You will soon receive a link from your child’s school to an electronic consent form for the nasal spray flu vaccine along with information and a notification of the vaccination date. Please complete the electronic consent form as soon as possible. You will be able to access the electronic consent via emails, text message, schoop, twitter, QR code or any other communication platform you child’s school may use.
If you have any difficulties accessing / completing the electronic consent form or need any further advice please contact the immunisation team on: immunisation.CAVUHBschoolnursing@wales.nhs.uk or telephone: 02920 907678
The nasal spray flu vaccine contains a small amount of porcine gelatine, it is used in vaccines as a stabiliser to ensure that the vaccine remains safe and effective during storage. Unlike the gelatine used in foods, the product used in vaccines is highly purified and broken down into very small molecules. Flu vaccine injections do not have gelatine in them, but they do not work as well in children. If you would like your child to have the flu vaccine injection you will need to make an appointment with your GP surgery for this. Your child will NOT be able to receive the flu vaccine injection in school. If the nasal spray flu vaccine is not suitable, please complete the consent form as appropriate.
If there are any changes to your child’s health before the vaccination session, please ensure that you notify the school nurse as their immunisation may need to be delayed.
Yours sincerely
Sandra Dredge
Senior Nurse
Children, Young People and Family Health Services (CYPF)