In the Catholic Church November is dedicated to the Holy Souls. These are not only people we have known and loved, but also people who have died alone. This month of remembrance reminds us that the love and dignity afforded to all people continues even after death.
What an incredible achievement for our Year 5/6 boys! Reaching the Shield Cup Final is something they should all be extremely proud of.
The boys gave it their all, showing fantastic determination, teamwork and resilience throughout the competition. Unfortunately, the final was decided by a last-minute goal, resulting in a narrow 1-0 defeat, but that takes nothing away from what has been a brilliant achievement.
To reach a cup final for their first time in the MKPSFA is a fantastic accomplishment, and every single player should hold their heads high.
A fantastic opportunity for our Year 3/4 children to take part in the MK Dons Football Festival, hosted at the club’s very own training ground!
The children enjoyed a series of mini-matches, showcasing their football skills, teamwork and sportsmanship while experiencing a fantastic football environment.
Brilliant effort from everyone involved, with plenty of enthusiasm, determination and smiles throughout. A great experience for our young footballers!
CROSS COUNTRY SUCCESS! 
A fantastic day for our school at the St Paul’s Cross Country event, with an incredible 25 children representing us and showing outstanding determination, resilience and team spirit!
We are extremely proud of every child who took part. A special congratulations to our individual medal winners for their fantastic achievements!
1st Place Runners
2nd Place Runners
3rd Place Runners
OVERALL 1ST PLACE! What an incredible achievement for our school!
A huge well done to all 25 children who participated and represented us so brilliantly. Your hard work, determination and team spirit made us all incredibly proud.
An amazing team effort and a fantastic result. Well done, everyone!
The boys had another action-packed week in the MKPSFA Year 5/6 Boys League, playing two competitive games and one friendly and showing great determination, teamwork and fighting spirit!
The team came away with one win, one draw and a hard-fought loss, battling right until the final whistle in every game. There were some fantastic goals along the way, with Avery, Jaiden and Fredrick all scoring twice, while Joel and Terry also got on the scoresheet.
A brilliant effort from all the boys, who continue to develop their skills, support one another and represent the school with pride. Well done, team — keep up the great work!
A great start to the MKPSFA Boys League 2026/27 season for the Year5/6 boys!
The boys played two competitive fixtures in their opening week, coming away with one win and a narrow defeat. Both games were a great opportunity to show their teamwork, determination and growing confidence on the pitch.
Goalscorers:
● Avery (2)
● Jaiden (1)
● Terry (1)
Well done to the whole team for their efforts and commitment. Plenty of positives to take into Week 2 as the boys look to build on this promising start!
On Friday 9th October our Liturgy Leaders visited St Mary's Church Dunstable representing St Mary Magdalene Catholic Primary School at the Catholic Schools Mass.
What a fantastic achievement for our Year 3/4 netball team, who finished 1st place at the St Paul’s Netball Tournament! The team showed brilliant teamwork, determination and skill throughout the competition, supporting one another and demonstrating great sportsmanship.
A huge well done to all the players for an outstanding performance. Champions — what a fantastic achievement!
Grace competed for Unity Allstars MK cheerleading squad and won! As well as her medals there are lots of pegs attached. These are made by cheerleaders from all over and swapped at competitions. Well done!
Niamh’s large medal was for her championship which she placed 8th in. This means she qualified for the Worlds which will take place in Killarney next year!
Her other results were 3 x 1st, 2 x 2nd and a 4th place. Niamh's trophy was for 2nd place.
Bella's results were 5 x 1sts, 3 x 2nds and a 4th place. Bella's trophies were for 2nd and 4th places.
Well done to both of you!
Old Bradwell United U9’s won the Shenley Plate competition earlier this month.
Well done!
We continue to work closely with St Paul's. Not only do we attend their sport festivals after school but we are fortunate to have additional sport expertise from Mrs Lloyd. Mrs Lloyd teachers netball to the year 5/6 classes. We are, as are the children, very grateful for this.