International Work At St Bart's
International School Award
We are very proud to have been awarded the International School Award.
The International School Award presentation was hosted by Scott McDonald, Chief Executive of the British Council 20 March 2023 at The Houses of Parliament, in recognition of St Bartholomew's international work and our fantastic French teacher Madame Ives collected it on our behalf.
"St Bartholomew's Catholic Primary School has successfully met the criteria for Accreditation for the International School Award. You have a very active partnership with a French school and have arranged a variety of excellent collaborative activities that will have created such enthusiasm for language learning in your pupils. You have also allowed your pupils with non-English mother languages to celebrate their diversity, which is very creditable. As you develop your international curriculum, you might consider introducing some opportunities for your pupils to learn about global issues, such as climate change and plastic pollution, and then for the pupils to take action. Sometimes a pupil committee can prove an effective way to get both pupils and their parents engaged. You might also consider introducing activities related to international calendar events, such as Fairtrade Fortnight or World Water Day. Such activities will allow your pupils to develop all aspects of their global citizenship, as well as their language learning. Well done and congratulations on the great international work that you have integrated into your school."
International School Award
International and Language Policy
Protecting the Environment
Various work completed over the past few months ... Penpal letters to our penpals in France; Celebrating Mardi Gras and Using the French and Japanese alphabets
Mother Language Day Research Results
Some more Mother Tongue Day celebrations
Mother Tongue day - today we celebrated our mother tongue languages and shared some of our home languages in class 😃
Here are some of our pen pal letters from France. We love receiving them.
Learning about Epiphany celebrations in French. The celebration in France is called La fête des Rois (The festival of the Kings).
Epiphanie 6 janvier
The celebration in France is called La fête des Rois (The festival of the Kings).
The special cake we eat is called la galette.
The youngest child in your family (or class) sits under the table and chooses who has each piece.
If you find la fève (the bean/charm) in your piece of galette you become le roi (the King) or la reine (the Queen) for the day!
Key Stage 2 were following la Coupe du Monde last term.
The winner with the country L’Argentine won a medal and held up the trophy.
St Theresa's Epiphany and World Cup Celebrations
St Martin’s Epiphany and World Cup Celebrations
6 janvier - St Josephine's celebrated the 'Epiphanie' in class and also found out the winner of our sweepstake for La Coupe Du Monde
La Coupe Du Monde 2022
News Article - November 2022
All Saints Day
KS2 have been writing to their pen-pals in France ...
European Day of Languages 26 septembre 2022
Remembering Queen Elizabeth II Around The World
International Work at St Bart's....
Year 3 enjoying a Stone Age story, written in French and read by our very talented, French speaking friend!
French Playground Games - Quelle heure est-il M Loup ? 1,2,3 soleil, Le facteur, Vieille Maman and Pétanque
Our International Assembly showing different Easter celebrations around the world
Chinese New Year
Easter Poems
Partner School Easter Presentation
Please click the link below to see some super Maya Work in St Andrew's Class!
Click link below to see some pictures from:
- Heritage Week 2021
- World Book Day 2022
French at St Bartholomew's...
Our Families in Year 1
