At Our Lady and St Hubert’s Catholic Primary School, the lives of the saints inspire us to live with faith, courage, compassion and service. Each of our four school houses is named after a saint whose example helps guide us in our daily lives and reminds us of the values we strive to live out as a Catholic community. Our house saints are Saint Teresa of Calcutta, Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Patrick, and Saint Rose of Lima. In addition, each class and house group is linked to a number of other saints who share their unique stories and examples of holiness. You can find out more about our house group saints further down this page.

Saint Francis of Assisi is known for his deep love of God’s creation and his commitment to living a simple life. He saw all people, animals and nature as gifts from God and treated them with respect and care. His example inspires us to be thankful for our world, care for the environment and show peace and kindness to others.

Saint Rose of Lima was the first saint from the Americas and is remembered for her deep prayer life, humility and dedication to helping those in need. She lived her faith with great devotion and placed God at the centre of everything she did. Saint Rose inspires us to grow in holiness through prayer, kindness and service to others.

Saint Teresa of Calcutta, often known as Mother Teresa, dedicated her life to serving the poorest and most vulnerable people in society. Through her kindness, humility and unwavering faith, she showed that even the smallest acts of love can make a big difference. She reminds us to be compassionate, generous and caring towards everyone we meet.

Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland and is famous for spreading the Christian faith throughout the country. Despite facing many challenges, he remained faithful and courageous, sharing God's love wherever he went. Saint Patrick encourages us to be brave, persevere through difficulties and proudly share our faith through our words and actions.