In an article featured in the latest edition of the Eliminating Economic Exclusion (EEE) Newsletter, Mrs Katie Worton-Geer described the range of services St Paul’s offers to those in need.

“Our school’s ethos, alongside our Catholic faith – compassion, solidarity, service, and love for one another – call us to not only educate but to uplift and help those who are facing difficult circumstances. This is why we have worked hard to create a community where families feel and know they are supported, and where no one feels excluded or left behind, building and creating a path to start to eliminate economic exclusion,” she wrote.

She highlighted that in partnership with a Catholic charity, the School provides crisis grants to help cover essential needs such as emergency supplies, furniture, and household bills. “These services are rooted in our belief in social justice – the idea that we must stand together as a community and help one another in times of need,” she added.

Photo caption: Mrs Katie Worton-Geer, Headteacher of St Paul’s Catholic Primary School.