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St Francis' Catholic Primary School
Horns Lane, Goosnargh, PR3 2FJ.

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      • THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT
      • THE GRUFFALO
      • SHARING A SHELL
      • THE SMARTEST GIANT IN TOWN
      • ROOM ON THE BROOM
      • WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
      • WINNIE IN SPACE
      • WINNIE THE WITCH
    • STORY TIME WITH MR MCGILL
      • BARRY THE FISH WITH FINGERS
      • BARRY AND THE HAIRY SCARY MONSTER
      • GORDON
      • SUPERTATO
      • SUPERTATO AND EVIL PEA
      • THE HIGHWAY RAT
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Latest News

What have I missed out?!

What a super time we are having this hal…

Well done choir!

What a super evening we had last Friday.…

Last Family Mass of the year!

Dear all,…

It’s all go! A curriculum extravaganza!

What a very busy week we have had. Monda…

Last Choir Singing competition

Well done team St.Francis’ for going thr…

CAFOD club new friends

On Monday, we had a great time on our vi…

Dan Worsley author visit

We have had a super day with Dan and we…

VR videos, minibeasts, World Book Day, Ash Wednesday and more!

What a busy time we are having!…

Bobble hats, gymnasts, aliens, a rescue mission and a schnauzer…

This time of year is always a lovely tim…

St. Francis’ Hill Chapel in the Catholic Voice

Dear friends and families,…

Joy…

I have always liked the word 'joy' and,…

Spaces left for new Reception starters 2022

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Space Week, snails and survival…

Space week and survival...…

Sports Success…well done children!

Well done to our Year 3 and 4 children,…

Creative community cohesion and a busy week…

What a lovely Saturday we had together!…

Animal Care Visit

What a lovely time the children had meet…

Longridge Environment Group success

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Together again…with instruments, voices and a chicken swing?

Welcome back!…

WELCOME BACK – SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

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JULY NEWLETTER

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School Uniform

School Uniform

It is important that children pride in their appearance. Our school uniform has a personal meaning for the children. Our school colours are brown and green. The brown skirts, pinafore dresses and trousers were chosen in honour of St. Francis, our patron. The green jumpers and cardigans represent the hill on which we stand and the nature that surrounds us.

Introduction

We must always pride ourselves in being smart, well presented and ready for learning. This not only helps our children to feel part of our school community, but it also prepares our children for responsibilities and life beyond our school.

It is our school policy that all children wear school uniform when attending school, or when participating in school-organised events outside normal school hours. We ask children to wear their shirts tucked into their skirts, shorts or trousers and to take a pride in their personal appearance.

Children come into school wearing PE kits on their designated PE days in order to enjoy full PE lessons. If you are ever unsure, please do not hesitate in contacting Miss Taylor, our bursar.

Aims and objectives

Our policy on school uniform is based on the belief that we are pleased to wear a uniform that:

  • Promotes a sense of pride in our school
  • Helps to create a sense of community and belonging towards the school
  • Identifies pupils with the school
  • Does not segregate children
  • Supports the school’s commitment to inclusion
  • Prevents pupils from wearing ‘fashion clothes’ that could be distracting in class or cause upset to others
  • Is practical, smart, and designed with health and safety in mind
  • Is considered to be good value for money

 

Jewellery, Hair, Make-up and Nail Varnish

For many reasons, including safety, we do not allow children to wear jewellery. The only exception to this rule is when a child can wear a small stud earring (no hoops). Please ensure stud earrings are removed on PE days.

Make up and nail varnish should not be worn to school.

Extreme hairstyles are not appropriate for school. The use of styling products should be kept to a minimum and children should not have decorative patterns cut into their hair or have hair coloured or dyed. Please keep hair bobbles or headbands to a sensible minimum.

Footwear

For health and safety reasons, we do not allow children to wear shoes with platform soles or high heels. All children are required to wear plain black shoes without logos that are comfortable and practical.

The Role of Parents

We believe that one of the responsibilities of parents is to ensure that their child has the correct uniform and PE kit, and that it is clean, in good repair and that clothes are named. If a parent has difficulties for any reason with fulfilling this request they are asked to speak confidentially to a member of staff to discuss the issues. Any matters will be handled with discretion and our full support. We are always here to help.

We welcome children from all backgrounds and faith communities. If there are serious reasons, for example on religious grounds, why parents want their child to wear clothes that differ from the school uniform, the Uniform Policy will consider such requests sympathetically. If any parent would like to request an exception to the uniform policy they should, in the first instance, contact our school office.

 

SUMMER UNIFORM (Summer Term)

In summer, pale green gingham dresses for the girls and short brown trousers with white polo shirts for the boys may be worn. All uniform is available from Mary Frances, Derby Road, Longridge, apart from the summer dresses which are available from all local supermarkets.

WINTER UNIFORM (Autumn – Spring Term)

To be worn until after the Easter holiday.

In winter, our uniform consists of brown trousers (for Girls and Boys), skirt or pinafore, white polo shirt and green jumper or cardigan. All are available from Mary Frances, Longridge.

PE KIT

PE kits must be worn on PE days. All children wear a green tracksuit with green shorts and a white polo shirt. Tracksuits and shorts are available from Mary Frances.

SOCKS AND TIGHTS

Socks: white or brown

Tights: green or brown

 

Latest Posts

  • What have I missed out?! 29th June 2022
  • Well done choir! 29th June 2022
  • Last Family Mass of the year! 29th June 2022
  • This week’s Newsletter! 3rd May 2022
  • It’s all go! A curriculum extravaganza! 11th March 2022

School Day

08.55: Registration and Prayer
09.00: Literacy or Numeracy
10.30: Break Time
10.45: Literacy or Numeracy
12.00: KS1 Prayer and DINNER
12.15: KS2 Prayer and DINNER
13.15: Registration, Prayer and Curriculum lesson
14.15: Break Time
14.30: Curriculum lesson
15.20: Home Time Prayer

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  • ABOUT US
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    • Mission Statement
    • VISION, VALUES AND AIMS
    • Our School
    • Contact
    • Catholic Life at St. Francis’
    • RE Inspection Section 48
    • Meet the Staff
    • Prospectus
    • Parish Links
    • Ofsted
    • Privacy Notices
    • After School Club
    • British Values
  • ACCOUNTABILITY and KEY INFORMATION
    ▼
    • POLICIES
    • PARENT INFORMATION
      ▼
      • Holidays & Term Dates
      • PTFA
      • Parent Questionnaire
    • SCHOOL INFORMATION
      ▼
      • REMOTE LEARNING OFFER
      • Financial Benchmarking
      • Pupil Premium
      • School Day
      • School Dinners
      • School Uniform
    • Governors
      ▼
      • St. Francis’ Governors
    • Ofsted
    • CONTACT FORM
    • Admissions and Prospectus
    • Complaints
    • Exam & Assessment Results
    • Financial Benchmarking
    • Attendance and Working Together
    • What do parents and children think?
  • NEWS
    ▼
    • Newsletters
    • Headteacher’s Blog
    • Parish Newsletters
  • CLASS PAGES
    ▼
    • PRE-SCHOOL
      ▼
      • The Land of Pure Imagination
      • About our Nursery and Pre-School
      • Meet the Team
      • Prospectus
      • Gallery
      • Things you need
    • Pendle – Reception Class
      ▼
      • Welcome and Meet the Team
      • Gallery and Class Tour
      • Curriculum Learning Overviews and Booklets
      • Homework and Home Learning
    • Parlick – Year 1&2
      ▼
      • Welcome and Meet the Team
      • Gallery and Class Tour
      • Curriculum Learning Overviews and Booklets
      • Homework and Home Learning
    • Fairsnape – Year 3/4
      ▼
      • Welcome and Meet the Team
      • Gallery and Class Tour
      • Curriculum Learning Overviews and Booklets
      • Homework and home learning
    • Beacon – Year 5/6
      ▼
      • Welcome and Meet the Team
      • Gallery and Class Tour
      • Curriculum Learning Overviews and Booklets
      • Homework and Home Learning
  • Curriculum
    ▼
    • Whole School Curriculum Overview
    • Curriculum Progression Maps
    • Maths Progression Maps
    • Curriculum Leaders
    • CURRICULUM OVERVIEWS
      ▼
      • YEAR 1&2 CYCLE A
      • YEAR 1&2 CYCLE B
      • YEAR 3&4 CYCLE A
      • YEAR 3&4 CYCLE B
      • YEAR 5&6 CYCLE A
      • YEAR 5&6 CYCLE B
    • RE CURRICULUM CYCLES
    • RE Inspection Section 48
    • English
      ▼
      • Writing
      • Reading
        ▼
        • Reading Resources
    • Phonics
      ▼
      • Phonics and Reading Schemes
    • Maths
      ▼
      • Maths Progression Maps
    • Science
      ▼
      • Working Scientifically Progression Map
    • History
    • Geography
    • Art and Design
    • DT
    • Music
    • Computing
    • PSHE/BV/HRSE Combined Overview
      ▼
      • HRSE/RSE
    • PE
    • MFL
  • SAFEGUARDING and WELL-BEING
    ▼
    • Safeguarding
    • Early Help
    • WELL-BEING
    • Childrens’ Mental Health and Wellbeing Support
    • Online Safety
      ▼
      • Online Safety Newsletters
        ▼
        • Online Safety Newsletter July
        • January Online Safety Newsletter
        • February Online Safety Newsletter
    • COVID-19 INFORMATION
      ▼
      • REMOTE LEARNING OFFER
      • COVID-19 CATCH-UP FUNDING
      • COVID-19 POWERPOINT REPORT
  • Sports
    ▼
    • Sports Funding
    • Sports Premium
    • Sports News
  • SEND
    ▼
    • SEND
    • ACCESSIBILITY PLAN
    • FIND NEWSLETTERS
  • OUT-OF-THE-BOX!
    ▼
    • UFA: University of the First Age
    • CAFOD Club
      ▼
      • CAFOD KIDS
    • Rabbit Kingdoms and Cluckingdom Palace!
    • The Land of Pure Imagination
    • Tower Wood
    • ST. FRANCIS CLUBS
    • TRIPS AND VISITORS
    • BBC North West- our TV debut!
    • CHILDREN’S QUESTIONNAIRES AND VOICE
    • GLEE CLUB
  • KID’S ZONE
    ▼
    • SCHOOL COUNCIL
    • ECO-COUNCIL
    • WHAT MIGHT THE FUTURE HOLD?
    • WEBSITES FOR ME
    • SCHOOL MAGAZINE
    • CHILDREN’S BLOGS
      ▼
      • BEACON CLASS BLOGS
    • Gardening
    • Choir
  • Here to Keep You Smiling!
    ▼
    • STORY TIME WITH MISS DEAKIN
      ▼
      • BOB AND THE MOONTREE MYSTERY
      • NORMAN THE SLUG
      • MERMAID
      • HANDA’S HEN
      • MISS. DEAKIN’S BLOOPERS
      • THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT
      • THE GRUFFALO
      • SHARING A SHELL
      • THE SMARTEST GIANT IN TOWN
      • ROOM ON THE BROOM
      • WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
      • WINNIE IN SPACE
      • WINNIE THE WITCH
    • STORY TIME WITH MR MCGILL
      ▼
      • BARRY THE FISH WITH FINGERS
      • BARRY AND THE HAIRY SCARY MONSTER
      • GORDON
      • SUPERTATO
      • SUPERTATO AND EVIL PEA
      • THE HIGHWAY RAT
    • ST.FRANCIS TEAM – ELECTRIC DREAMS!
    • Hold On – The Only Way Is Up!
  • Faith and Religious Education
    ▼
    • SYNOD SURVEY
    • RE Information and Resources
    • RE Inspection Section 48
    • Catholic Life at St. Francis’
    • Prayer and Liturgy
    • CAFOD KIDS
    • PSHE/BV/HRSE Combined Overview
    • HRSE
    • CAFOD Club
    • Working with other schools and communities
      ▼
      • Working with other schools and the community.
    • Fundraising and Charity Work
    • Parish Links