St George's Primary School - Welcome

Dear Visitor,

We are proud to welcome you to our school and this website. Our aim is that the website is a 'one stop shop' for families.

If you click on this link ,it will translate our website into other languages for you.  

Dear families, we have all been wrestling with challenges of how we respond to the crisis in Ukraine.  We have set up a support page for families on how to talk to your children about Ukraine on our website.  Please click here to access that.

Across the country all of us have faced challenges to determine how we best respond to the threat of the coronavirus.  St George’s is no different. 

Keeping our school open and ensuring that it is a safe, happy place for all our community is our key priority for 2021-22.  We have been very successful at acheiving this over the last two years because we have worked together as a whole community.   We will continue to do this. 

1.  You can keep up to date  on the school's Covid-19 position and safety plan on our managing coronavirus page.     You can read our updated safety plan and risk assessment  by clicking on the links.

All our families can now order Covid-19 lateral flow test kits for the family to use at home.  You can order postal kits by clicking here or find your nearest collection centre by clicking here. Government information page on home testing can be accessed by clicking here.  

2.   All families should be also receiving messages via Scholar Pack.  If you are not getting these please contact us.    Our e-mail address is schooloffice@stgeorges.wirral.sch.uk.

4.  You can read our most recent newsletter by clicking here.

5 .  At the top of the page you will find our Pastoral Support icon.  This section has lots of advice for families on a range of topics including safeguarding, mental heath, online safety and other critical issues.   Get in touch if you need support.  Our e-mail address is safeguarding@stgeorges.wirral.sch.uk.

6.  We have set up a remote learning help page using the icons on the top of the page or you can read that by clicking here.  This includes a full remote learning guide that explains what you should expect from home learning.  We hope this is helpful for our families.  It is a requirement from the Department of Education that every school has this guide published.  This can be read by clicking here.

We have also set up an advice page for home learning.  This can be read by clicking here.

Have a look at our curriculum links page for remote education.  This covers all areas of the curriculum and access to reading books.  This can be accessed by clicking here.

7.  Dragon Club remains open to families.  You can communicate with Dragon Club through the link below:

https://www.stgeorges.wirral.sch.uk/class/dragon-club

8.  Information regarding how the school will spend the national tuition grant can be read on our 'Jump Ahead Tuition' page by clicking here.  

9.  We think the Nosy Crow book for children about the Coronavirus is a brilliant resource.  It is written by doctors and illustrated by Axel Scheffler.  It is a really good FREE resource for developing discussions with your children. 

We hope that you enjoy your visit to our website, and that you find any information you are looking for. Please feel free to contact the school office direct using contact form at the bottom of this page using the contact form at the bottom of this page with any queries you may have. 

You can request copies of any documentation on this website or other documents by contacting school office direct using the contact form at the bottom of this page.  Most recent information can be found in the newsletters published on line each month.

Our school is on a split site with the Foundation Stage (children aged 3 to 5) and Years 1 to 4 on the Lower Site on St. George’s Road. The Upper Site on Claremount Road caters for Years 5 and 6. The school has four classes per year group with more than 800 children attending each day as well as a 60 place nursery setting.

St George's is also home to Dragon Club, our extended services which offers breakfast and afterschool care to over 300 children in our school whilst welcoming any children 3 - 11 over holiday clubs. For more information click here