by Sam Chapman | Jan 27, 2023 | Assemblies, Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Working together in the MAC
Well done to everyone from Year 4 who shared a wonderful assembly all about St John Bosco – who celebrates his feast day next Tuesday! The children shared lots of information about St John Bosco and we talked about the reasons why he was chosen to be the patron...
by Sam Chapman | Jan 13, 2023 | Assemblies, Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith
Well done to Year 3 who shared their learning about Martin Luther King in our gathering this morning. It’s Martin Luther King day on Monday and Year 3 reminded us of his quest for equality and how he campaigned in a peaceful way – just as Jesus would! Thank you...
by Sam Chapman | Dec 16, 2022 | Announcements, Assemblies, Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith, Choir
Well done to our choir who sang beautifully this morning in our merit assembly! We also celebrated children who gave 100% and 97% or above attendance and crowned Equality the house winners for the Autumn Term!
by Sam Chapman | Dec 1, 2022 | Announcements, Assemblies, Performances
Year 5 were AMAZING yesterday as they worked with Becky to learn and perform a play in a day! The children learned their lines, remembered them perfectly and then performed a whole play at the end of the day for the school and for their parents! Well done Year...
by Sam Chapman | Nov 18, 2022 | Assemblies, Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith
Well done to Year 5 who led our assembly this morning. The children shared their learning about International Children’s Day and linked it to the story of Jesus welcoming the children. It was a lovely assembly and we are very proud of all of the children.
by Sam Chapman | Oct 14, 2022 | Assemblies, Black History, Catholic Life, Celebrating Faith
Thank you to Year 6 who shared a brilliant Black History themed assembly this morning. The children told us about what had happened to Rosa Parks, reflected on our school value of Equality and how in scripture from the Bible Jesus teaches us to love one another as...
