Holy
Family R.C. Church
Freckleton & Warton
| There is close cooperation between
the Catholic, Anglican and Methodist communities in the Area. Freckleton
Club Day celebrations, Christian Unity Octave and Remembrance Sunday
are just some examples. This page contains information and where available links to other web sites we think you may find of interest. Please feel free to get in touch with any suggestions for other appropriate sites to include: |
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Holy Family School Catholic Primary School Lytham Road, Warton, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 1AH Headteacher: Mr. A. Manfredi Tel: 01772 633623 E-mail: head@family.lancs.sch.uk Holy Family School is very proud that it works closely with parents and the parish of Holy Family, which it serves, to help children to grow and learn in a safe, friendly, happy environment. In 2009 inspectors judged the school as good with outstanding features—including the behaviour of children and how well they enjoy school. Parents are welcome to visit school at any time. Simply ring the school on the above number to make an appointment. . |
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Bede’s Catholic High School Talbot Road, Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, FY8 4JL Headteacher: Mr. P Grice Tel: 01253 737174 Email: contact@stbedeslytham.lancs.sch.uk The Holy Family Primary school is one of 6 feeder school partners of St Bede’s. The OFSTED Inspector reported that St. Bede’s is 'a very special place with a committed and dedicated staff', 'a good school with several outstanding features'. In their judgements, of twenty six key aspects of the school's work, seven gained the elusive 'outstanding' with the remaining nineteen judged as 'good'. They commented that school’s strong Catholic ethos is reflected in its ‘focus on care for each other’. The students’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development was deemed ‘excellent’ with Mass and assemblies providing greatly valued opportunities for worship and reflection. They also recognised the school’s business and enterprise specialist status and Saint Bede's became the only school community in the country to be involved as a finalist of the Ł1 million Big Green Challenge. The competition ran from September 2008 until October 2009 and during the year, the work of the school attracted significant local and national attention and support, receiving the personal endorsements of the Prime Minister. |
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| Holy Family Play Group Open between 9.00am - 12pm (term time only). the Playgroup had a good Ofsted report June 2008. Your children will enjoy learning through play in a very friendly atmosphere with fully qualified staff, following the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum. Grant Funding for all 3 to 4 year olds. For available places, contact Fr Peter Burns for contact details for the playgroup. |
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| Freckleton After School Club Freckleton after School Club is a non profit making organisation that has been running in the village of Freckleton for the past 11 years. For the last few years the club has been meeting in the Holy Family Church Hall. The club is open three days a week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, during term time only. Children attending at Holy Family School are collected and escorted to the Church Hall. The club offers craft activities, DVD’s to watch and games to play under a supervised environment. There is also a snack for the children during their time with us. The club closes at 5.30pm. We currently have places available on all three days. For more information you can contact the Manageress (Anna Doggett) on 07939401704. |
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| Freckleton
Community Website The Freckleton web site is a showcase for the village. It provides information about local history, the shops, pubs, restaurants, council, businesses, facilities, services and amenities that are available locally. There are also pictures from around the village as well as information about the Lancashire Coastal Way and links to everything we can find of relevance to Freckletonians. |
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CAFOD is the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development. CAFOD believe all human beings have a right to dignity and respect, and that the world's resources are a gift to be shared equally by all men and women, whatever their race, nationality or religion. CAFOD works alongside people in need to reduce poverty and bring about sustainable change through development and humanitarian programmes. |
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CAFOD
World Gifts
The CAFOD World Gifts catalogue is available at the back of church. World Gifts is a range of alternative gifts that act as two presents in one – something for you to give to friends or a relatives at special occasions, whilst the real gift can help change the life of someone living in poverty. |
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