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Welcome to our school

At St. Teresa’s in Darlington, our ethos is rooted in kindness, responsibility, and excellence.

We foster a school culture where every child feels valued, supported, and encouraged to do their best. Alongside academic success, we provide a wide range of enriching opportunities that help pupils grow into confident, well-rounded individuals.

St. Teresa’s is a highly successful school, with progress measures consistently placing us in the top 20% nationally. We are especially proud of our achievements in Reading, where we are ranked second in Darlington for the number of pupils reaching a higher standard.

By choosing St. Teresa’s, you are giving your child the opportunity to thrive in a caring, supportive, and ambitious environment - one where small steps of progress are celebrated and big achievements are made possible.

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St Teresa's, Class 9 pupils, at the Darlington Train Station redevelopment ceremony
16 May 2026

Representing St Teresa’s at Darlington Station Opening

Some of our pupils from Class 9 had the wonderful opportunity to represent St Teresa’s at the opening of Darlington’s newly redeveloped train station facilities. During the visit, the children listened attentively to a range of inspiring speeches delivered by representatives from Darlington Council, British Rail and the UK Government. They also enjoyed performances from local singers and the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, making the event a truly memorable celebration.

St Teresa's Geography class, explore how tectonic plates move using playdough as creative models
8 May 2026

Exploring Tectonic Plates in Geography

In Geography this week, Class 7 took part in an exciting hands-on lesson to explore how tectonic plates move and interact. Using playdough as a creative model, the pupils demonstrated what happens when tectonic plates meet. They showed how plates can push together (converge), pull apart (diverge) and slide past each other, helping them understand how these movements can lead to the formation of mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes.

St Teresa's, Nursery pupils, enjoy their first week back after the Easter break
1 May 2026

A Wonderful Start Back for Nursery at St Teresa’s

Our Nursery children at St Teresa’s have had a lovely first couple of weeks back following the Easter break. It has been wonderful to see the children settle back into their routines with such enthusiasm and joy, enjoying a wide range of activities that support their learning and development.

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