Laudato SI is Pope Francis’ call for all people to live in harmony with God’s creation, our Common Home. This call asks for us to respond as stewards of the earth, not just because of the damage being inflicted on the natural world, but because
At St Richard Reynolds, we take the safety of our students in the physical and online worlds very seriously. You will study online safety awareness and education right from the early days of year 7 in the Computing, PSHE and tutor time curriculum. Issues such
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In this section students can find key information and useful website links for learning, wellbeing and online safety. Google classroom is used to provide the link between in class and at home learning.
St Richard Reynolds Catholic College has a strict uniform policy which forms part of the Home- School Agreement. Our policy is intended to: Uniform must be worn correctly at all times, including the journey to and from school. Please be conscious of the requirements of
At St Richard Reynolds we are committed to supporting students’ wellbeing to enable students to achieve their personal best, be happy and become the person God intended them to be. The College supports students’ wellbeing in several ways and not limited to: Pastoral System Every
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Our College’s behaviour system is a reflection of Catholic Social Teachings and embodies how we wish our community to live their lives, develop a moral compass, and be the person that God created them to be. We wish to build resilience, independence and communication skills
At St Richard Reynolds we pride ourselves on educating the whole child and, as part of our personal development, we offer a wide and varied co-curricular programme. All students at Key Stage 3 are expected to take part in at least one co-curricular club per
Through our personal development provision, we pride ourselves on offering our students opportunities to gain experience of being a leader in our school community. We do this in three ways: Year 12 students have an opportunity to apply for a role as part of our
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