Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Primary School

Family Day at Our Lady Immaculate!

Our Common Home!

What a fabulous couple of days! The children did fantastically and the artwork is amazing!

Our Lady Immmaculate have been busy creating some beautiful religious artwork for display around the school. I wonder if you can guess the different bible stories?

Thank you Chapliancy Team for preparing and leading the whole school in the crowning ceremony and May Procession.

The Chaplaincy Team have been helping to prepare flowers for this afternoon's May procession.

Congratulations to our exceptional netball team for their outstanding performance in their recent match. Their unwavering determination and teamwork resulted in an impressive 19-1 victory, further solidifying their reputation as a formidable force on the court.

On Thursday, some of our Year 4 children participated in the public speaking competition at Anglia Ruskin University. We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and the invaluable skills they have developed through this experience.

This week our dedicated eco group has been actively engaged in promoting environmental stewardship. They recently ventured out into our local community, diligently collecting litter and demonstrating their unwavering commitment to caring for our shared home.

Today, the childen at Our Lady Immaculate are celebrating Earth Day by joining artist, designer and facilitator, Alisa Ruzavina, to create their own class origami spring meadow.

On Saturday, I had the absolute pleasure of watching our children showcase their amazing talent!

Year 1 had a brilliant time creating their own lunch at Pizza Express!

Wishing you and your families a happy and Holy Easter from everyone at Our Lady Immaculate Primary School.

The Chaplaincy Team created and led a very special Stations of the Cross Service. This was attended by the whole school.

Linda Orr spoke to the children today about this year’s CAFOD Lenten Walk. The Mini-Vinnies are taking the lead in organising this important fundraising event, not only raising money for a worthy cause, but also promoting the Virtues of compassion and solidarity.@CAFODSchools

The Year 5 and 6 Chaplaincy Team had the pleasure of meeting Rabbi Warren Elf from Southend, at yesterday's multi-faith event in Chelmsford.

Year 5 and 6 children had the privilege of being visited by the WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust. They were given the incredible opportunity to use a WW1 flight simulator, which was funded by the Civil Aviation Authority STEM programme. @ChronicleEssex @Essex_CC