Welcome to Catchgate Primary School

We are a busy and friendly school with lots going on. This website aims to give you a taster of the school, as well as providing regular updated information for both parents and pupils.
We hope that you enjoy your visit to our website, and that you find any information you are looking for. Please feel free to contact the school direct with any queries you may have.
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We had a fantastic achievement assembly this week, celebrating all the brilliant effort and success across the class!
Certificates were awarded for ClassDojo champions, maths, reading, PE and behaviour, recognising children who have shown excellent attitudes, determination and progress in their learning. 🌟
It’s always a lovely opportunity to reflect on the week and celebrate those who are consistently trying their best and setting a great example for others.
Well done to all of our winners – keep up the fantastic work! 👏 17 Likes
You may remember that some of our children recently won a writing competition and were having their work published… their book has now arrived!
This is an amazing achievement and a real moment of pride. Seeing their work in a published book is something they should be incredibly proud of – what a fantastic accomplishment! ✨
A huge well done to all involved – we have some very talented young authors in our class! 👏 12 Likes
We cracked the riddle and celebrated what makes our school and trust special - being inclusive! We learned and spoke the word 'Welcome' in numerous languages from around the world.
Consett Academy you're up next!
Connect Multi Academy Trust 12 Likes
Please apply suncream before they come in. They can bring a named bottle of suncream into school, to reapply at break/lunchtimes if they want to. 3 Likes
The Service is asking the community to remember the slogan, ‘phone, float, throw,’ to help them act quickly if they see someone in trouble in the water.
Phone 999 and ask for the fire and rescue service.
Tell them to stay calm and float on their back.
Throw rescue equipment to help them float.
CDDFRS Watch Manager Jonner Robinson said: “If you see someone in difficulty, do not enter the water yourself.
“This also applies to pets in distress.
“Instead, call 999 immediately and ask for the fire and rescue service.
“Explain where you are. If you are unsure of the location, look for landmarks or use the ‘what3words’ app.
“Tell the person to float on their back with their ears under the water and to use their hands to stay afloat.
“If possible, use something like a stick, rope, life ring or throw bag to help them from a safe distance.
“What 3 words is an excellent app to accurately pinpoint where you are so crews can find you.
“Knowing what to do can save a life.”
The advice comes during ‘Be Water Aware Week’ (April 27 to May 3), a National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) campaign to raise awareness of water safety and the dangers of accidental drowning.
For more water safety advice, visit the CDDFRS website here. 1 Likes
He was very impressed with their hard work!
Well done everyone! 12 Likes
Please see Catchgate's Chronicle April 2026, including Diary Dates, from Mrs Woodhall 🥰 3 Likes
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Why choose us?
At Catchgate Primary School we believe all children are entitled to develop to their fullest potential enabling each one to grow in confidence, knowledge and understanding.
We provide a happy, caring, safe and stimulating environment which promotes self-esteem, respect to self and others, co-operation and introduces a range of life skills for participation in the wider community.
We work in partnership with parents and the community to ensure children’s development and learning are achieved together.













