Principal's welcome

On behalf of the staff, pupils, parents and Governing Body, I would like to welcome you to our website. St Michael’s Catholic Academy and Nursery prides itself in providing a happy, safe, secure and supportive learning environment, where excellent behaviour enables every child to achieve academically and to flourish personally.

We are committed to being ambitious for all pupils.

We believe that all children are equal and offer a secure and stimulating environment which meets the individual needs of all children- regardless of gender, ability, disability, religious or cultural belief, or racial background- so that all children have the opportunity to fulfil their potential.

Mr A Jewkes Executive Principal

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Mission Statement and Aims

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Praise the Lord in Work, Play and Prayer

St Michael’s Catholic Primary Academy and Nursery is established to support Catholic parents in their responsibility for the academic, physical, spiritual, moral and religious education of their children in accordance with the teachings of the Church. This means that members of the Academy Committee, staff, parents and pupils are committed to: Being part of the Church’s mission, to place Christ and the teaching of the Catholic Church at the centre of people’s lives. Upholding the uniqueness of the individual in which each person is seen as made in God’s image and loved by Him. Promoting the search for truth and excellence in which each pupil is given every opportunity to develop individual talents to the full. Forming pupils’ consciences, nurturing their relationship with God through prayer and fostering a sense of social responsibility.

Upcoming Events

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What a beautiful way to celebrate St Michael’s Day! A very special thank you to Fr Mark for leading such a wonderful Teaching Mass today.

We are incredibly proud of our Year 6 pupils, who led the Mass with such reverence and confidence and spoke so eloquently. They were a real credit to themselves and the school.

Thank you also to our enthusiastic choir and musicians, who led the singing and played percussion instruments, helping to create a joyful atmosphere. We are proud of all our pupils, who participated so well throughout the Mass and helped to make it such a special celebration.

Finally, thank you to all the parents who joined us and supported the children. It was lovely to see you there.
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This Friday is our Macmillan coffee afternoon. On Friday, we need donations of cakes and biscuits.🍪 🍰🧁.
On the afternoon, we will be opening to all parents and friends of the school from 2p.m. onwards. Please come through the main entrance to enter the hall. We will be asking for a £1 minimum donation and as usual, our wonderful Year 6 pupils will be running the event for us.
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It was a privilege to attend the Enrolment Mass with our Confirmation candidates this morning. We will keep them in our prayers as they start their journey. ... See MoreSee Less

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PARISH CELEBRATION - FEAST OF ST CARLO ACUTIS (4-11 October 2026)
A week of prayer, film nights, 40 hours adoration, Mass for the Sick, and Thanksgiving. Please see poster for full details. All welcome!@ Parish of St Carlo Acutis Wolverhampton
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A big thank you to our wonderful Year 6 pupils for taking part in the diocesan art competition based on ‘Adoremus’.

They created some beautiful artwork, including stained-glass Eucharistic windows. We were delighted to receive a special thank you letter from Archbishop Richard Moth recognising their efforts.

Well done Year 6! 👏🏻
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We would like to thank Fr Mark for leading staff CPD on the structure of the Mass. It was informative, clearly explained, and gave everyone a better understanding of the different parts of the Mass and their significance.

We really appreciate Fr Mark taking the time to share his knowledge and explain everything so clearly. The session was very helpful and much appreciated by all the staff.
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Non-uniform day this Friday in exchange for Harvest donations (Tins and jars, non-perishable food items and toiletries) to support The Well and the Good Shepherd Ministry. ... See MoreSee Less

Non-uniform day this

Many thanks to Fr Mark for leading our first parent meeting of the year for children across the parish wishing to receive the sacrament of Confirmation. We explored links between Baptism and Confirmation. ... See MoreSee Less

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