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Year One Rainbow Challenges

Posted on September 18, 2020 by Mrs L Young • 0 Comments

Each week Year One are set seven rainbow challenges to complete in the afternoons. This week the tasks were…

RE – making a lolly-stick puppet of their families.

Science-Selecting a tree to observe throughout the seasons in forest school and sorting pictures into season.

Geography – learning about the countries of the U.K and locating them on a map.

Mathematics – making numbers up to 20 using numicon.

DT – learning how to make a slot to strengthen any models they may make in the future.

Phonics – using phase 2 and some phase 3 phonemes to make words and write them on a list.

Year One Collective Worship

Posted on February 10, 2020 by Mrs L Young • 0 Comments

Today a group of Year One children led a reflective worship all about ‘Sharing a Meal’. They chose to gather their friends together into a circle and passed the bible around saying the word Alleluia. Two children shared the word choosing to read a bible story about Jesus feeding the five thousand. Then they asked… Continue Reading

Spirited Art

Posted on February 5, 2020 by Mr R Gowdy • 0 Comments

Collective Worship in Year One

Posted on February 3, 2020 by Mrs L Young • 0 Comments

Today a group of children led a Collective Worship on the theme ‘Growing Up’. The children brought in items from home that were precious when they were babies and they put them on the prayer table. They had a planned a worship that included singing, watching a short clip about Jesus at the Temple, a… Continue Reading

Spirited Art in Year One

Posted on January 30, 2020 by Mrs L Young • 0 Comments

Year One considered the words that Simeon said in the ‘Presentation of Jesus in the Temple’ story. Simeon said that Jesus would bring light and joy to the world. The children then drew their own interpretation of this using chalks and pastels. The children listened to quiet music whilst drawing. The results are beautiful. … Continue Reading

Y5 Little Liturgy

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Mrs K MacKenzie • 0 Comments

Thank you to all of the parents and carers who came along to the Year 5 Little Liturgy to celebrate our class RE topic, Life Choices. The children planned and delivered a beautiful, prayerful liturgy and shared some of the special work they have produced during their lessons. Continue Reading

Advent 2019

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Mr V Turner • 1 Comment

A huge thank you to all family and community members over the month of December for your support with everything that we managed to deliver in Advent. It started for staff with our weekly liturgy together -a great chance to come together as a team and take some time to reflect on the busy period… Continue Reading

The Little Flower Concert

Posted on October 19, 2019 by Miss R McTernan • 0 Comments

On Wednesday 2nd October, children, pupils and staff from our school joined parishioners from both St. Teresa’s Church and St. Aidan’s Church to celebrate the feast of St. Teresa in the first annual Little Flower Concert. It was a fantastic celebration in which there was an array of talents on display, including singing from our… Continue Reading

Collective Worship in Year One

Posted on September 23, 2019 by Mrs L Young • 0 Comments

Today some children shared a Collective Worship with the class. They chose the theme of Families as this is the topic they are working on in R.E. The children carefully chose objects for the prayer space including family photos, a candle and a bible. They chose to gather their friends together to the song ‘Wonderful… Continue Reading

Little Liturgy

Posted on July 11, 2019 by Miss R McTernan • 0 Comments

Year 4 children invited their parents to join them in their ‘Little Liturgy’ on the theme of Reconciliation. In the beautifully prayerful liturgy, which the children planned and led themselves, we listened to and reflected on the parable of the Prodigal Son, and the children shared their ideas of how we can take the message… Continue Reading