by Sam Chapman | Oct 9, 2019 | Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Collective Worship
On Wednesday 9th October the children from Year 4 hosted a gathering for their prayer partners from Year 2. The children themed the gathering on Mary, as October s one of her special months, and the values of being grateful and generous which we are focusing on this...
by Sam Chapman | Oct 8, 2019 | Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Collective Worship
On Tuesday 8th October the children from Years 1 and 2 lead our whole school Mass in school celebrated by Father Louis. The children did a wonderful job of sharing readings, prayers, acting, bring the offertory and creating a lovely altar display. Well done children...
by Sam Chapman | Sep 30, 2019 | Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Collective Worship
On Sunday 29th September we held our School Parish Mass where children from St Joseph’s were responsible for the readings, prayers and music in our Parish Church. Lots of children, families and staff attended Mass and enjoyed being together with the parish...
by Sam Chapman | Sep 25, 2019 | Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Collective Worship
On Tuesday 24th September we celebrated our Harvest Mass with Year 6 leading. The children shared beautiful readings and helped display the tins of food which have been kindly donated by the children and their families. We are so grateful to have so many generous...
by Sam Chapman | Sep 19, 2019 | Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Collective Worship
On Tuesday 17th September it was the turn of Year 4 to lead our whole school Mass in school. The children prepared readings, prayers and acting for the rest of the school to join in with during our whole school celebration. One Year 5 child commented, “I feel...
by Sam Chapman | Sep 13, 2019 | Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Collective Worship
On Tuesday 10th September it was Year 5 who led the first school Mass of the new year in school. The children did a wonderful job of reading and acting out the gospel along with sharing some lovely bidding prayers. Well done to Year 5 for making the first Mass of the...
