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In October 2025, we came together as a school community to update our vision:
“By following in Jesus’ footsteps, we use our gifts to help others, care for God’s creation, and treat everyone with respect. We listen to God’s Word, are active in our faith, and try to be the people God wants us to be. We act as role models, stay true to ourselves, help everyone feel they belong, and grow as the leaders of tomorrow, showing curiosity, courage and love in all we do”.
Our Mission Statement:
Learning and loving on our journey with Jesus
Our School Rule:
Be the person God wants you to be
We also recognise not only the importance of allowing children to flourish and embrace our wider role in preparing them for their adult life beyond the formal examined curriculum. Part of our role in preparation is ensuring that we promote and reinforce British Values to our pupils.
RSE
Letter – Consultation Information
LTTF parent information booklet
Class Saints
At the start of the year each class chose their own class Saint, they will explore and learn about their chosen Saint and lead a prayer service over the course of the academic year.
Every child and members of staff will be given one of these four Houses to support. Siblings are placed in the same houses. Teaching and non-teaching staff will also belong to a House, with the exception of the Senior Leadership Team, as they will encourage and support the children in positive team building through the House system.
House points are awarded using the following guidance:
Our rewards system aims to encourage a real sense of pride and achievement for the children. It fosters community spirit and gives the children an opportunity to contribute to something bigger, which involves children from all year groups. The older children are positive role models and take on a pastoral role for the younger children.
St David
Feast Day: 1st March
St Patrick
Feast Day: 17th March
St George
Feast Day: 23rd April
St Andrew
Feast Day: 30th November
The School Council
We value the opinions of our pupils and the School Council gives pupils a forum to share these opinions with the Executive Principal. It provides our children with the opportunity to raise issues, share ideas and participate in discussions and decisions made about the school which may affect them. Elections to become a member are held annually and children are asked to fill in an application and are then invited in for a interview.
The School Council members within the Romero Academy gather regularly as part of Pupil Voice to share ideas on how they can help to assist the local community.
School Council Members for 2025-2026
Year 1: Kairo & Melissa
Year 2: Peggy & Eden
Year 3: Anna & Bradley
Year 4: Neeva & Neriah
Year 5: Zim & Caoimhe
Year 6: Yvonne & Johan
Learning and loving on our journey with Jesus 
All are welcomed, respected and valued. A school where God given potential is nurtured and differences are celebrated.
Challenge is embraced, questions are welcomed, curiosity is encouraged, perseverance is rewarded, successes are celebrated, voices are heard and making mistakes are all part of the learning experience.
Opportunities and experiences go above and beyond the expected. A school where there is a passion for reading.
The individual faith journey of each child is valued and supported, and time is dedicated for prayer, for stillness and for worship.
Children are encouraged to think for themselves, to be independent and are encouraged to be active in making a difference for their tomorrow.
Memories are made.
