House Points | St Peter's Catholic Primary School

House Points

Pupils at St Peter's Catholic Primary belong to one of four Houses:

St Bernadette, St Cecilia, St Matthew and St Paul.

The selected Saints have significance to the school. You can find out more about each Saint below.

Each term pupils are awarded House points by members of staff for many reasons such as: being kind to others, demonstrating good manners, excellent work, impressive behaviour and improved effort. House points are totalled each term with the winning House receiving a reward.

Congratulations to the pupils of St Paul's House, winners Autumn 2019.

The children enjoyed making Christmas decorations.

Congratulations to the pupils of St Cecelia's House - winners Autumn 2018.

The children enjoyed playing board games and Charades.

Congratulations to the pupils of St Matthew's House - winners Summer 2018.

The children enjoyed games and ice lollies on the field.

Congratulations to the pupils of St. Bernadette's House - winners Spring 2018.

The children enjoyed making Easter baskets.

Congratulations to the pupils of St. Paul's House - winners Autumn 2017.

The children enjoyed making Christmas decorations for their tree.

Congratulations to pupils in St. Matthew's House - winners Summer 2017.

The children enjoyed a session of playing board games together.

Congratulations to pupils in St Paul's House -

the winning House, Easter 2017.

The children enjoyed an afternoon of working together to make Easter baskets to take home. They also played some fun games in the hall and got to play outside.

Congratulations to pupils in St Cecilia's House -

the winning House, Christmas 2016.

The children enjoyed an afternoon of working together to make a Christingle as well as testing their knowledge in a Christmas themed quiz.

Congratulations to pupils in St Cecilia's House -

the winning House, Easter 2016.

On Tuesday 22nd March all pupils in St. Cecilia's House celebrated having received the highest number of house points. They enjoyed making Easter gardens which were then delivered to each year group for pupils to enjoy them as they reflect upon the events of Holy Week.