Catholic life in our School 2019 -2020
Octaves of Easter
Message from Pope Francis for our young people in his Palm Sunday Homily
Link to the Magnificat Prayer book to support us at this time
CAFOD prayer for help at this time
Reflection for Palm Sunday
Reflection for Monday of Holy Week
Reflection for Tuesday of Holy Week
Reflections for Wednesday of Holy Week
Reflection for Maundy Thursday
Reflection for Good Friday
Reflection for Easter Saturday
CAFOD assembly with Sister Elanor.
Good Shepard Appeal 2020 with our Mini Vinnies
Year 3's trip to St Chad's
The children created a nativity silhouette painting.
Blessing of the Bambinelli
Year 3 were looking at different readings in the New Testament and discussing what important things they teach us about Jesus and belonging to his church.
Deacon Owen visited Year 5 to talk about vocations.
Year 3 class Liturgy
Year 6 and year 3 have started their journeys as prayer partners. They keep each other in their prayers and we continue to pray for year 3 and year 6 during their special sacramental years. See some of the prayer partners below.
CAFOD assembly with Sister Eleanor
Year 6 learnt all about Blessed John Henry Newman. We feel so proud that there will be another English Saint. On 1 July 2019, the Vatican announced that he will be canonised with four others by Pope Francis on 13 October 2019. He will become the fifth saint of the City of London.
St Francis Feast Day - Year 1
St Francis Feast day in our school
Year 5 class Mass
Year 6 have created fantastic animal masks for the St Francis Feast Day. Frank joined in too!
Year 5 delivered an assembly about The God Who Speaks, which included the parable of The Good Samaritan.
Year 5 prepared a prayer focus for their daily meditation
Class Mass
Our Lady
Blessing of the picture of Our Lady beautifully hand crafted by Imogen and her mummy.
The picture will take pride of place on our altar during the month of October as we remember Our Lady in our daily rosary.
Liturgy Team News
Preparation for Brother Andrew's visit to school.
the liturgy team for year 6 worked with Liturgy teams from across the school to prepare morning prayers and a welcome for our very special visitor! Well done to our new Reception children who joined in beautifully!
Parish Mass
Fr Michael looks forward to welcoming every family to a week end Mass each week.
As Catholics we promise to bring our children to church each week when they are baptised. To support families to do this each parish has a children’s liturgy which is a lovely way for children to celebrate Mass .
Mass Times
St Francis of Assisi
Saturday 4.00pm
Sunday 11.30am
(with Children’s Liturgy )
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
Sunday 9.30am
( with Children’s Liturgy )
Meditation
our thoughts and feelings
'A quiet time for me and Jesus'
'When Jesus talks it feels like I am the only person in the world'
' Listening is hard in meditation but it makes you feel really good !'
A day of prayer offered for the repose of the soul of Ken Gamble, father to FR. Michael Gamble our lovely parish priest. We send our love to Mr Gamble's family.
A new statue of St Francis to inspire us!
Mrs Sedgley and Mrs Culleton brought a statue of St Francis all the way from Assisi.
First Day of the New Term
The God who Speaks 2019 - 2020
Confirmation of the year 6 pupils by his Lordship Bishop William Kenney
CAFOD assembly with Sister Eleanor
Sister Eleanor's visit 28th June 2018
The Blessing and rededication of the Cross and Statue by Father Michael.
The Marian Prayer Chain
The Good Shepard Appeal
Donation leaflet
Year 5's assembly
Mass of the sick with Year 6 9th February 2018
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Visitors at our school
Our school family
Today we had a lovely visit from one of our mum’s accompanied by her mum.
Sadly her Grandad had passed away – Dennis Timothy Waite – but they wanted to pass onto school a donation in remembrance of their Dad/Grandad/Great Grandad.
We would like to pass on our condolences to your family and our thanks for Mr Waites kindness in thinking of our school family.
More Mini Vinnies
CAFOD assembly
