Community Page
Welcome to our school’s community page.
This is where you’ll find details about local events, activities, and opportunities that our families might enjoy. From weekend workshops and seasonal celebrations to educational outings and community gatherings, we aim to share what’s happening close to home.
It’s a great way to stay connected and make the most of everything our local area has to offer.
Muddy Boots Baby Club
St John's Rainbows has spaces for girls age 4-7 (girls must be in the reception class) to start in January.
For more information and to register interest please visit the Girlguiding website and select 7th Walkden (St John the Baptist) Rainbows as the first and only choice of unit.
Salford Community Leisure Feb half term Activities
Half Term Camp – 8-16yrs – £3pday - https://eequ.org/book/scl-swinton-lc-february-half-term-with-salford-community-leisure-7094
Playstreets at Wharton and Cleggs Lane Church – 5-11yr – FREE - https://eequ.org/book/playstreets-wharton-and-cleggs-lane-february-ht-with-salford-community-leisure-7271
Playstreets at Walkden Congregational Church - 5-11yrs – FREE - https://eequ.org/book/playstreets-walkdencongregational-feb-with-salford-community-leisure-3214
Have your say on improving journeys between Salford Crescent and MediaCityUK
TfGM and Salford City Council are working together to improve the main route between Salford Crescent and MediaCityUK, used by the 50 bus service. The route runs through the Salford districts of Pendleton and Langworthy before continuing into the City Centre to East Didsbury, connecting university campuses, workplaces and homes across Salford and Manchester.
Proposals include:
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A new bus only restriction on South Langworthy road to improve journey times and make services more reliable. When services run on time, they can better meet demand and help prevent overcrowding.
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Minor adjustments at the Regent Road / M602 / Trafford Road roundabout to help manage traffic and keep vehicles moving smoothly.
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Bus stops along the route will be upgraded to improve passenger information with the introduction of Passenger Information Displays at key stops, enhanced accessibility through raising kerbs for easier boarding and alighting, installation of new shelters with seating for comfort, and improved safety by introducing safer crossing facilities nearby.
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New pedestrian and cycle crossings will be introduced at key locations including MediaCityUK, Broadway Roundabout, Langworthy Road, and Liverpool Street. These will make everyday walking, wheeling and cycling journeys safer and easier.
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Protected cycle tracks will added along Liverpool Street and Langworthy Road to link up with the existing facilities on South Langworthy Road, providing continuous, separated space for people cycling.
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Improved junctions at Broadway, Eccles New Road, Langworthy Road, and Liverpool Street to enhance safety and better support all road users. This will include signal-controlled pedestrian crossings, new protected cycle lanes and updated road markings so junctions work as efficiently as possible as well as new pedestrian and cycle crossings.
The plans are intended to deliver quicker, more reliable bus journeys, better walking and cycling routes, and more accessible, comfortable stops - all feeding into the Bee Network’s vision of safer, easier and more affordable travel across Greater Manchester.
People can have their say on these proposals by completing the online survey, available here (beenetwork.com/scmc).
More information is available here along with details of drop-in sessions being held at public venues in every local authority area of Greater Manchester.