St John and Monica Catholic Primary School

St John and Monica Catholic Primary School, located in Birmingham, is a Voluntary Aided primary school that serves a diverse community. Established in 1980 through the amalgamation of St John's Infant and St Monica's Junior Schools, it is committed to nurturing the spiritual, academic, and social development of its 208 pupils. The school operates under the Archdiocese of Birmingham and emphasizes a faith-based approach to education, ensuring that Christian values permeate all aspects of learning.

The school’s mission, "to learn through the example of Jesus, to love, respect, understand, and value each other," guides its ethos and curriculum. St John and Monica’s aims to support every child in achieving their full potential, fostering independence, and promoting a positive attitude towards learning. The school also prioritizes strong partnerships with parents and the wider community, recognizing the importance of collaboration in a child's educational journey.

With a focus on inclusivity and personal growth, St John and Monica Catholic Primary School prepares students not only for academic success but also for their roles as responsible citizens in society. The school actively encourages children to engage with their environment and develop a sense of responsibility towards their community.