The Faber Catholic Primary School and Nursery

Children may wear PE kits this week due to the predicted weather.
Please also apply suncream in a morning and ensure that your children have sun hats and water bottles.
Thank you

Thank you to the children who came to the Alton Castle Garden party today. It was a pleasure to open the garden party with beautiful singing. It was wonderful to be able to perform our trust songs for a wider audience too.

What a wonderful parish and school celebration this morning. Congratulations to the children who made their First Holy Communion surrounded by friends and family. Thank you to Fr Chris and all those from the parish. We hope to see the children at many more masses.

If you have a child due to start in Nursery or Reception in September 2027 then don’t forget our prospective parents stay and play session. Come along and spend some time in our wonderful early years unit, meet our amazing staff and take the opportunity to see the school in action.

All classes enjoyed a fabulous enrichment day today combining art and nature.

Class 4 have enjoyed a ‘forest school’ enrichment day!

Please share our prospective parents stay and play session. We would love to welcome any prospective parents for September 2027 to come along with their child and spend some time with us to see all of the wonderful things about our school. We are exceptionally proud of our school community so come and join us. Please contact the office on 01538702324 or [email protected] if you would like to come along.

The Alton garden party isn’t far away. Our gymnasts and choir will be performing so please come along to support.
If you have any donations of removed bric-a-brac that could be sold then please drop them in at the school office and we can deliver to the castle.
Thank you.

We are so proud of Mollie and Meredith. They represented Faber in the St Gabriel public speaking competition. One of the characteristics of The St Gabriel MAT is to speak with peace and courage and to stand up and speak in front of a room full of people certainly takes courage. Both of the girls delivered a well rehearsed and heartfelt speech.

This week Class One have been reading the traditional tale Little Red Riding Hood. We had a wonderful time making jam sandwiches for Grandma then writing instructions of how to make them. We even had a lovely picnic with the rest of the sandwiches!