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How wonderful to see the church so full this Sunday. The children's play, reading and stories were superb. They told us a little bit about life for children in the Victorian Era prior to schooling. It was a lovely way to celebrated the church's 150 year celebrations. Thank you to staff and families for a lovely morning.
Mrs Rees, Mrs Evans and the worship team led our Christingle service. The children had worked hard to construct their Christingles and had learned about the significance of each part of its construction. The Children’s Society are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Christingle this year
Thank you to all the families who lovingly wrapped and donated items for the Christmas Shoe box appeal. Reverend Les came into worship this morning to bless and collect the boxes before they are transported off to vulnerable children across the world.
On Thursday Reverend Les came in to school to lead Worship. He told the story of The Prodigal Son and shared the message of Thanksgiving.
John Coltman came in for our Worship to deliver the story of the 2 crosses, which his Grandfather, William Coltman, was awarded the Victoria Cross for his efforts in saving people during World War One. What a moving story which ties up all our Remembrance work over the last few weeks so well.
Our Remembrance Service was beautiful and peaceful and we thank Mr Barrington for attending with the banner from the Royal British Legion and Rev. Les, Wendy and Mrs Binding for their contribution. It was super to see writing, prayers, readings and songs. Thank you.
We thank families from across the federation who attended the Remembrance service on Sunday, it was really well attended and so lovely to see the Royal British Legion, Rev. Les and Wendy and the community taking part in such an important service. The weather was gorgeous and the time at the cenotaph, special.
Children had an amazing week at Laches wood! We thank Mr Brown, Mr Neeson and our staff for their hard work and leaving their families to ensure our children had a great week. The staff there were brilliant and the children were commended on their behaviour too, what an excellent week!
Our football team played a cup match against William Shrewsbury B on Thursday evening. A fantastic team performance saw them win 4-1, meaning they will progress to the next round of the competition later in the year. It was our first 7-a-side match of the year and the team all played their part, from confident goal keeping and distribution to solid, determined defense and some great individual skill and passing up front. It was a performance to be proud of, particularly as the opposition commented on our good sportsmanship and team play. Thanks, as always, to all families and staff who supported – looking forward to the next round!
Children and staff have had a beautiful Holy Communion service and enjoyed the readings, prayers and singing. We thank Rev. Les and Wendy for such a lovely morning.
Children had a fantastic morning having a sports festival and interschool tournament with All Saints, Needwood and Thomas Russell Infant schools. Thank you to Mrs Pendleton, the Blessed Robert Sports partnership for helping organise it and to them and Burton Albion for leading many activities.
Children had a wonderful art session with thanks to the Burton Brewhouse team. All art created will be shown at The Brewhouse Arts Centre as part of the Town Trail on Saturday 10th November. The Trail is a guided tour around Bass House, Burton Library, St Modwen's Church, the town memorial, the Brewhouse Arts Centre and Confessions at Trinity to mark Remembrance Day and will include family activities and exhibitions. We thank them for this free opportunity to link with our WW1 and remembrance studies.