We are delighted to report that we have achieved CAFOD’s Live Simply Award! Students have been engaged in a number of projects to demonstrate their commitment to living simply, sustainably and in solidarity with the poor of the world. In the last twelve months some of...
Congratulations to our GCSE class of 2023 – you are fantastic! With a year where grade boundaries have risen, all our students have done incredibly well, with many achieving grades 8 and 9 across the board. A day like today is always bittersweet because we celebrate...
As part of our Live Simply challenge, students have started work on the Prayer Garden in front of School House. They aim to create an area for quiet contemplation and prayer, as well as an area to attract insects and wildlife. Students have drawn up a plan to include...
Y7 did some wonderful projects for art and Spanish to mark Dia de los Muertos in November. Some students were inspired to bake cakes and biscuits in the shape of Calaveras, while others made masks and papel picado. Our students also made an altar in class and...
Year 10 students travelled to Manchester in September, to visit the beautiful Sephardic Synagogue – now museum, in Cheetham Hill.
Another fantastic set of results for the St. Dominic’s class of 2022 100 % of our students achieved 5 or more GCSEs at grade 5 or above, including a pass grade in maths and English, with over 75% of our students grades being 6-9! Headteacher, Mrs Rebecca Harrison said...
Nothing beats seeing us in person and so we are thrilled to announce that we will be opening our fabulous school for individual tours for families considering St. Dominic’s Priory School, Stone for their children’s education.
Due to the pandemic, we know that many families may have concerns about gaps in their children’s learning, hence choosing the right school has never been more important.
The mental health and wellbeing of our students has never been as important as now! Whilst working remotely through the pandemic, we connected with our children for every lesson and had many initiatives to keep the relationships and experiences with school as normal as possible.
At St. Dominic’s Priory School in Stone we feel that all students, including the youngest of our students, make full use of being part of an all-through school from the age of 3 to 16.