Friends of St. Winefride’s
The Friends of St. Winefride’s is a registered charity run by our dedicated parents in support of the school. Working closely with staff, they organise exciting events for both children and parents, fostering a strong sense of community while raising valuable funds.
“At St. Winefrides our aim is to ensure that the needs of our children are met in all areas of school life and that each child is given a wealth of experience and opportunities.”
What do they do?
Through their fundraising efforts, the Friends of St. Winefride’s have helped to enhance school life by funding new technology, learning materials and events. If you would like to get involved, please email friendsofstwinefrides@gmail.com and click on the link below for upcoming events.
Upcoming Events
What do they do?
Through their fundraising efforts, the Friends of St. Winefride’s have helped to enhance school life by funding new technology, learning materials and events. If you would like to get involved, please email friendsofstwinefrides@gmail.com and click on the link below for upcoming events.
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Latest News & Upcoming Events
15th
Apr
Little Stars Partnership
Over the past few years, St. Winefride’s has been closely working with the local charity ‘Little Stars’. We are incredibly proud to work with and would like to share some words from them.
27th
Mar
Pokemon Primary Football
This week, in partnership with the Pokemon Primary schools Cup, the children in ks2 will be starting a Playground League competition where pupils will earn Pokemon card packs by playing matches each week. The children also took part in House Football games with St Mary’s finishing in 1st place.
26th
Mar
Reception Easter Egg Hunt
This morning, Reception class went outside for an Easter egg hunt. After finding their eggs, the children counted how many they had collected. They had an eggcellent time! Happy Easter!
25th
Mar
Mass for the Feast of the Annunciation
On Wednesday morning, our whole School Community came together to attend Mass in celebration of the Feast of the Annunciation, which represents a turning point in our salvation history, moving from the Old Testament prophets to the New Covenant, as we also look to the start of Spring and the end of Winter. It was
21st
Mar
Minsterley Eisteddfod 2026
What an end to a week of celebrating our students and their brilliance and commitment to the Performing Arts. Several pupils entered the 63rd Annual Eisteddfod in Minsterley Village Hall on Saturday and all were very entertaining! In the KS1 Recitation an extremely brave Etta recited “Storm” by Clyde Watson, despite a great deal of
18th
Mar
Reception’s Science Experiment
This week, in addition to helping with our Science stall, for Science Week, Reception were curious about plants, specifically how they grow. They held an experiment, by growing cress under different circumstances. They tried 3 different variables of light. No light, some light and loads of light. The children were incredibly curious as to how
