"The final forming of a person's character lies in their own hands."

^{Anne Frank}

The final two years in our school are in equal measure, demanding, exhilarating and fun. Our leaders of tomorrow will be progressing through the final primary phase of the National Curriculum developing their autonomous learning through investigative enquiry with the onus based heavily on embedding resilience. We want our children to take responsibility for themselves; to enable a fulfilling and successful final two years, whilst preparing them for the challenges they will inevitably face after their transition to Secondary School.

We achieve this aim through our cross curricula approach to our learning: be it dressing up as a Greek Goddess or visiting Parliament (via public transport) or simply using our local green spaces for further science exploration.

The world is large and we ensure we exploit every opportunity to its fullest; treasuring Gods kingdom on earth.

We are proud of our children at St Michael’s, we revel in their successes whilst acknowledging the happy mistakes they have made throughout their time with us.

Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.

^{Colossians 3:12}