At Royston St John’s, we strive to create a secure and happy environment which inspires high aspiration. We pride ourselves on delivering outstanding provision for all our children. Through personalised learning, we deliver an engaging curriculum and provide our children with memorable experiences knowing that when they come to leave our school, they leave with a lifelong love of learning.
Our dedicated team of staff provide a friendly, nurturing learning environment where pupils feel safe, valued and secure. We work alongside parents, governance and the wider community to provide a creative, balanced and inspiring curriculum. Our door is always open. Parents are always welcome. We are keen for parents and carers to be involved in their child’s learning and successes.
As a Church of England Primary School we have close links with The Diocese of Leeds and share their educational priorities.
Our Christian Values:
- Honesty
Always tell the truth; never lie or hide the truth
- Respect
Always treat yourself, others and things within your environment in the right way. Be polite and use good manners.
- Responsibility
Make good choices and be sensible, even if other people around you aren’t. Be well motivated and proactive to be the best you can be.
- Resilience
Keep doing your best, even when it feels hard to do. Don’t give in.
- Empathy
Think what it would be like to be in someone else’s shoes and show them that you understand, appreciate.
If you would like any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
With kind regards,
Mr. Lee Spencer
Executive Headteacher
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As part of our RE launch day, we also learned about where Jewish people go to worship. We talked about the fact that we had visited one last year. We then made our own floor plans of a synagogue using the building materials in our class.    We learned about the Jewish holy day Shabbat. It is celebrated every week between sundown on Friday and Saturday. As part of the Shabbat meal Jewish people often eat Challah bread. As a class we made our own and it was delicious! We carefully measured out the ingredients and prepared the bread for baking. It took a long time to make but it was worth it!      Click to apply As part of their project to improve the school environment, the Pupil Council have been choosing inspirational quotes from famous Christians to be displayed around school. These two council members helped to explain a quote by James Hudson Taylor by leading a collective worship and telling the children all about who this amazing man was. ‘There are three stages to every great work of God; first it is impossible, then it is difficult, then it is done.’
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