St. Edward’s Catholic Primary School

Wasn’t St Edward’s founded in 1864? That’s a long history for a primary school right here on Green Street. St Edward’s Catholic Primary School stands proudly a testament to enduring community and faith. Originally under the care of the Sisters of Mercy these dedicated women laid the foundation for what St Edward’s is today. The school maintains close ties with local parish churches Church of Our Lady St John’s Wood and Church of Our Lady of the Rosary Marylebone. It’s a place where children from various backgrounds gather. The Gospel’s values and the teachings of Jesus Christ are central to the school’s mission. Religious education is a priority. The curriculum uses ‘The Way The Truth and The Life’ program to teach religion. But St Edward’s also encourages understanding of other faiths fostering religious literacy. Parents teachers and staff work together to create a supportive learning environment. This nurturing atmosphere focuses on the whole child’s development. Many years ago the school may have been small but its impact on countless children’s lives has been immeasurable. The school’s commitment to excellence shines through positive feedback. Parents praise its family-like atmosphere while pupils appreciate its happy environment. Teachers celebrate the growth and confidence their students display. An Outstanding rating for Catholic life from the Westminster Diocesan Inspection Report in May 2022 further highlights St Edward’s success. This institution is more than just a school. It’s a hub of community enriching the lives of children and shaping future generations. The legacy of the Sisters of Mercy continues to inspire. It reminds us of the enduring power of faith education and community spirit at St Edward’s Catholic Primary School.