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St Joseph's Catholic Primary School


On Wednesday 28th January, the children in Year 5 and 6 will be attending Mass in church at 10am.  All families and friends are welcome to attend. 

We would like to thank all of the families, friends and people in our local parish community who attended The Mini Vinnie Brew Day event. The children were excited to share their plans with everyone and we truly appreciate your presence and support.

 

 

 

St Godric's Catholic Primary School


Year 4 enjoyed their visit to Segedunum.

Next Friday, year 5 are at New College Durham to take part in a basketball festival.



 

St Thomas More Catholic Primary School



This week, our children preparing for their First Holy Communion enjoyed their first after-school club, led by John Hayton. We would like to thank John for his dedication and willingness to support our children – they absolutely loved their first session.

Mr Hunt warmly invites parishioners to join us for our Family Friday Celebration of the Word on Friday 30th January at 2:45pm.

Finally, our lunchtime clubs continue to be a huge success. Children are choosing to spend their free time enjoying activities such as chess and debate, and the enthusiasm has been wonderful to see.

 


 

Safety Alert - St. Godric’s Church – Upcoming Maintenance Work

St Godric's church upcoming maintenance work safety alert


Scaffolders finished much earlier than expected at midday today so there should be no obstructions by either contractors or their vehicles for those attending mass tomorrow. For those using the car park, access along the path underneath the scaffolding is permissable though extra care should be taken. The roof work itself isn't due to start until two weeks today, Wednesday 4th February.



 

·      The scaffolding will remain in place until scheduled dismantling on Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th February. On those two days the footpath will again be closed until the work is completed.


·    Before Monday 9th February access along the path underneath scaffolding boards will be permitted even when investigative work is being carried out on the roof above, but please take extra care if using the path during that period for services.


·      Car park users on any of the four days when the path is closed can access the church either by the rear door if keyholders or via the cobbled Back Tenter Terrace and the main door, but bear in mind that contractor vehicles may also be in the car park on those days and throughout the whole period of works so space may be limited. 


·      Access to the church via the main access path and the main door will be available as normal throughout the whole period, though it may be necessary at times during the working week for a contractor vehicle to be parked on the approach path. 


·        It is anticipated that the majority of attendees, particularly on the three Sundays, should not be inconvenienced but all are advised to take extra care.

 
About Us 

The parish of the Durham Martyrs incorporates the Catholic churches of Our Lady of Mercy and St Godric, St Bede and St Joseph (Gilesgate) in Durham City. We are part of the Finchale Partnership and based within the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle.

Addressess

St. Bede,

St Godric's RC Primary School,

Carrhouse Drive,

Durham

DH1 5LZ 

Our Lady of Mercy

and St Godric

Castle Chare
Durham
DH1 4RA

St Joseph

Mill Lane
Durham
DH1 2JG

Contact 

Marjorie, the Parish Secretary's working hours are 8:30am -4:00pm Tues - Fri. If you email outside these hours you will receive a response when Marjorie is back in the office. 

07483 369 561

​durham.martyrs@diocesehn.org.uk

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