St Louis At St Louis, our mission is to Love, Wonder and Achieve Together, and as another successful school year comes to an end, we are incredibly proud of the many ways our children have lived out this mission through their learning, faith and service to others. Throughout the year, our children have shown what it means to Love by putting their faith into action. Our Chaplaincy Team has continued to lead worship, prayer and charitable events with enthusiasm, while children across the school celebrated the Crowning of Mary, First Holy Communion, the Year 6 Leavers' Mass at Clifton Cathedral and many liturgical celebrations throughout the year. Our Eco Warriors have also encouraged us to care for God's creation through activities such as the Earth Day competition and our involvement in the Frome We Are Nature Festival, reminding us all of our responsibility as stewards of the world around us. Our commitment to Wonder has been evident in every classroom. Reception delighted in exploring the natural world through their learning about worms, rhyming stories and their visit to Fairfield Animal Centre. Year 1 became authors, engineers and geographers as they wrote imaginative stories, designed windmills and explored seaside landscapes. Year 2 immersed themselves in magical worlds through George's Marvellous Medicine and The Enchanted Wood while investigating animal habitats and developing their descriptive writing. In Key Stage Two, Year 3 travelled back in time during their visit to the Roman Baths before bringing The Wild Robot to life through expressive writing. Year 4 explored food chains, biographies and The Last Bear, while also developing their musical talents through violin and dance performances. They also were lucky enough to have a guided tour of Frome Town Hall from the Mayor of Frome himself! Year 5 investigated Tudor history, biomes and narrative poetry, enjoying an unforgettable visit to Shepton Mallet Prison alongside their preparations for the We Are Nature Festival. Year 6 demonstrated exceptional resilience throughout SATs, reflected deeply during their RE learning, represented St Louis beautifully at the Clifton Diocese Leavers' Mass and challenged themselves during an unforgettable residential at Great Wood Camp before preparing for their production of Madagascar. Learning has extended far beyond the classroom this year. A particular highlight has been the school's involvement in the Frome We Are Nature Festival, where every child created spectacular animal masks, learnt the community dance and celebrated the importance of protecting God's creation. Sports Day demonstrated fantastic teamwork, resilience and sportsmanship, while our brass band performance, singing festival and violin concert inspired many of our children to discover a love of music. Throughout the year, educational visits, workshops and enrichment opportunities have brought learning to life and encouraged every child to be curious, confident and courageous. There has certainly been plenty to Achieve this year. Our children have continued to work hard in Reading, Writing and Maths, while also flourishing as musicians, artists, performers, sportspeople and compassionate members of our community. Whether representing the school on trips, performing in concerts and productions or supporting one another in daily school life, our pupils have consistently demonstrated the values that make St Louis such a special place to learn.
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