St Teresa's Catholic Primary School

St Teresa's Catholic Primary School, located in Newcastle upon Tyne, is a voluntary aided primary school with a mixed-gender population of 212 pupils. The school is committed to fostering a Christ-centred environment that nurtures each child's potential through a curriculum rooted in Gospel values such as love, respect, and forgiveness. The school emphasizes a strong partnership between home, child, and school, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all families.

The curriculum at St Teresa's is designed to motivate students and support their academic growth while embedding fundamental British values, including democracy, mutual respect, and individual liberty. The school places a significant focus on Religious Education, utilizing the "Come and See" programme to explore Catholic teachings and promote understanding of diverse faiths.

St Teresa's also actively engages with the local community through initiatives like the Mini Vinnies, a branch of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, encouraging students to serve and support local charities. This commitment to community service and inclusivity reflects the school's ethos of working together in unity with families and the wider community.