Our Year 6 children attended the Good Shepherd Mass this morning, which was streamed from St Chad’s Cathedral.
Last week, Year 6 were visited by Deacon Own for a Vocations Workshop, where they learnt all about the Lord’s calling to the vocation of Priesthood.
On Friday, our children in Year 4 celebrated their Holy Communion by having a celebration in class, enjoying cake and receiving medals. They all looked wonderful in their dresses and suits.
Year 6 and Nursery have both started to complete their respective 100 challenges!
Nursery are doing 100 jumps on a trampoline – 20 each day!
Year 6 are doing 100 minutes of exercise (35 minutes of which were spent gardening yesterday)!
On Friday 30th April – Monday 3rd May we have a whole school challenge, class challenges, group, individual & staff team challenges that you can support. – all in the spirit of Captain Sir Tom Moore, raising money for the Good Shepherd 2021 Appeal from Father Hudson’s Care. Schools across our Multi Academy Company are joining together to do something special to support children, families, vulnerable adults & local initiatives of Father Hudson’s Care. If your children or family are taking on a 100 challenge, feel free to share our SFSC justgiving page and tell us about your challenge.
Remembering the love of Christ on Good Friday. Earlier in Holy Week, Nursery went for a welly walk, collected two sticks and made a cross to take home. They worked together to make a huge cross, then gathered around it to say a prayer. Well done Nursery!
Thank you for all the monies raised for Father Hudson’s. In school this week, we are celebrating Holy Week. Look at this wonderful piece of art work by our Year 6 children.
Some of our children attended church this morning to perform readings in Holy Mass with Father Mark. Well done to all the children who read so well this morning!
Today we take part in the National Day of Reflection. This day will feature reflection and prayer and we will allow children time to talk , reflect and pray together, thinking of all across our world that suffer loss, separation, grief or illness still as part of this pandemic.
We are living through a time that will be long remembered and discussed as part of history and we will mark it in ways the children will remember and that we can share with our school community.
Here are our Liturgy Leaders planting a Cherry Blossom Tree in our Prayer Garden.
At 12:00 pm, we came together for the first time in a year to mark those who are sadly no longer with us with a minutes silence. We send our rainbow prayer to you all…
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Yesterday, the children came dressed in green to celebrate St Patrick’s Day but most importantly to raise money for Father Hudson’s charity. This was a great idea by our Year 6 pupils and adopted by the school! Thank you for all your donations!
At SS Peter and Paul, we go that extra mile to support the less fortunate and homeless in our local community. Here are our school leadership team holding Saint Vincent De Paul Society packs for the homeless that we have created.
