St. Teresa’s Catholic Primary School Borehamwood

Following the news of the devastating earthquakes that have hit Turkey and Syria, we would like to raise money for the Disasters Emergency Committee Turkey-Syria Earthquake Appeal. So that we can act fast we are having an impromptu non uniform day tomorrow 10/02 for a £1 donation.

All children are invited to wear their own clothes to school tomorrow, 10/02 and make a small donation of at least £1 which we will send to the DEC Turkey-Syria Earthquake Appeal. We will have collection buckets for your donation at the school gates or you can make a donation via the School Gateway App under payments - DEC Turkey and Syria Earthquake Appeal.

Thank you for supporting this very worthwhile and lifesaving cause.

Kind regards
St Teresa's School

Y4 have been busy baking yummy bread

Year 4 had a fantastic time creating paintings of Roman mosaics using printing techniques.

Our Apostles of Mercy and School Council are jointly supporting the Hertfordshire initiative ‘Reach out for Refugees Day’ this Friday 25th March.

We are excited to announce that the Friends of St Teresa's have joined the Hertsmere Community Lottery, where you can purchase lottery tickets each week to win fantastic prizes, whilst also raising funds for our school.

Tickets are £1 each and our school will receive 50p from each ticket sold. These funds can be used for the Friends to continue to support the school with various activities and events.

Please visit https://www.hertsmerecommunitylottery.co.uk/support/friends-of-st-teresas-catholic-primary-school to play and start raising funds.

Hertsmere Community Lottery Hertsmere Community Lottery - a fun and easy way to support good causes in Hertsmere Borough!

Science week at St Teresa's has included learning about the robot's being used on Mars and we made lanterns in class. We also met some rather unusual animals including a very long snake, a tarantula spider and a rather large stick insect. 🔬🧪🔎

Year 4 had an amazing time on Thursday 10/03 visiting St. Albans Cathedral where they learned all about the Romans and created their own Roman mosaics.