We're doing our bit for the community and the environment!

We welcome 'The Uniform Exchange' initiative to St Michaels in the hopes of providing our pupils, families and community with affordable uniform opportunities during an economic crisis.

Alongside our Uniform Exchange, We continue our Dragon Bag Collections for any additional unwanted and preloved clothing. With this initiative we aim to educate our pupils and empower sustainable decision making within our community in the efforts to Keep Wales Tidy and protect the future of our planet.

Uniform Exchange Days:

We welcomed the Education Minister for Wales, Mr Jeremy Miles, to our school. He was interested to know about the recycling uniform exchange scheme we offer and how it has helped our school community and influenced our future decision making more sustainable to encourage ourselves and others to take care of Wales and the environment.

Our Year 6 children, proudly representing our own Senedd, gave Mr Miles a tour of the school, told him about our school missions, the Jesuit profile, our St Michael's Way, and Wellbeing initiatives. We understand the visit will be linked to an announcement for uniform by the Welsh Government in the coming months.

Our PTFA donated £100+ worth of school uniform to support the school in their aim to help families with the Cost of Living Crisis in our St Michaels Community!

Delivery for ST MICHAELS PRIMARY! Our Dragon Bags clothes bank has arrived! We are collecting all your old & unwanted clothes and shoes to turn them into funds for our school!

Spread the word, pupils, parents, friends, parishioners, people of our community you can drop off every Monday-Friday during the school day, 10AM - 2PM!

NO BAGS ARE TO BE LEFT OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL GATES, THEY MUST BE PUT INTO THE BANK ON DROP OFF!