School trips have clear benefits for pupils, and large numbers of successful visits and outdoor learning activities take place each year at St Paul’s.
Learning outside the classroom helps to bring the curriculum to life – it provides deeper subject learning and increases self-confidence. It also helps pupils develop their risk awareness and prepares them for their future working lives.
Please view the PDF files below to see some of the trips we have been on in recent years:
Year 4 Residential at Laches Wood 2026
Year 2 Visit to Twycross Zoo 2025
Nursery's Visit To Lower Drayton Farm 2025
From time to time we may have visitors in school or special project weeks which are all part of our enrichment opportunities. The school also likes to invite parents into school on a regular basis to share the children’s learning and showcase the work they have done.
Please view the PDF files below to see some of the special events that have taken place in school:
Year 2 Bee Active Scooter Skills
Bee Active WOW Day - Circus Skills
Spirituality Afternoon Autumn 2025
Year 1's Toys and Games Workshop 2025
European Day of Languages 2025 - Reception
European Day of Languages 2025 - Year 1
European Languages Day 2025 - Year 2
European Day of Languages 2025 - Year 3 and 4
Decorating the Christmas Tree 2024
World Mental Health and Wellbeing Day 2024
Steve Smallman's Visit Book Week 2024
Splats Circus - World Book Day 2024
SUAT supports and leads in the set-up of new academies joining the partnership. The services provided by the central support function cover both educational and non-educational support. In terms of educational support, SUAT is linked to the School of Education of Staffordshire University, which is an outstanding ITT provider.