Welcome Message
As the Headteacher of Our Lady of Mount Carmel R.C. Primary School, I would like to take this opportunity to warmly welcome you to our school.
The aims of the Governors, staff and myself are to create an environment that will ensure that your child will progress academically, socially and personally to reach his or her full potential.
We value the support and co-operation of parents, and view the education of each child as a partnership between home, school and parish. By working together, we can achieve the very best for all our children.
We are very proud of our school, its Catholic ethos and its excellent reputation within the local community, and we expect the highest standards from all our pupils in everything they do. All staff are committed to ensuring your child’s time with us is both happy and successful and we look forward to celebrating each and every child’s achievements.
Helen Hayes
Headteacher
Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a Good School
Latest News
Year 3 Celebration of the word - Faith
Today, Year 3 had a lovely liturgy in our school chapel, led by our two wonderful prayer leaders. We listened to the Gospel of Luke and took time to reflect on its meaning. The children also spent a quiet moment speaking to God through prayer. Well done, Year 3!
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service Visit- Y6
This afternoon GMFRS came into school to explain the importance of fire safety, particularly around the events of Bonfire Night. They discussed with the children how to stay safe during this season and what dangers they might see.
The children were all fantastic and demonstrated a mature and respectful attitude towards the topic.
Well done Year 6!
Year 3 Award Winners
A massive well done to our Year 3 award winners this week. Lots of certificates for TTRS, Reading Plus and a Pen Licence. 
Year 3 Celebration of the word - Faith
Today, Year 3 had a lovely liturgy in our school chapel, led by our two wonderful prayer leaders. We listened to the Gospel of Luke and took time to reflect on its meaning. The children also spent a quiet moment speaking to God through prayer. Well done, Year 3!
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service Visit- Y6
This afternoon GMFRS came into school to explain the importance of fire safety, particularly around the events of Bonfire Night. They discussed with the children how to stay safe during this season and what dangers they might see.
The children were all fantastic and demonstrated a mature and respectful attitude towards the topic.
Well done Year 6!
