Holy Communion
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.
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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.
Children had 2 special days at the National Memorial Arboretum this week, KS1 on Monday and KS2 on Wednesday. Children had the opportunity to explore differing memorials, have an act of remembrance and explore the differing roles during the war. They were wonderful days and the team at the arboretum were complimentary about our children’s behaviour. An excellent day to add to the work we are doing to commemorate the anniversary of 100 years since the end of WW!.
Reception and Key Stage 1 had a wonderful visit to the arboretum to learn more about World War 1 and the Armistice. We were lucky enough to visit on a beautiful Autumn day and learnt all about the roles of men and women during the war.
EYFS and KS1 children enjoyed a beautiful mindfulness workshop with our educational psychologists. The purpose of having this session is to begin to equip our children with skills to develop awareness of their inner and outer experiences, to understand how emotions manifest in their bodies and to recognise when their attention has wandered. This will subsequently provide children with tools to self-regulate their behaviour. Our staff were fully involved in the session in order to develop their knowledge of approaches to promote positive mental well-being in children. This adds to some of the work we have already completed and forms part of our school improvement plan with all sort of bookings and developments across the year. Children particularly enjoyed the activity with their teddies
Two wins, a draw and a loss. well done to our amazing netball team!
Children and staff enjoyed an excellent worship with Jordan Lambert.
Year 1 and 2 loved their Bhangra dancing session at John Taylor High school on Thursday afternoon. They, along with 3 other schools, learned some quite tricky moves to the beat of a dhol drum.
On Saturday 13 October this year we held a "Gift Day" for Rangemore Church.
At the time of writing (16 October) donations totalled in the region of £850.
May I thank everyone for their great support and also give thanks to those who worked in the church to make the day possible.
Also, a huge thank you to the Executive Headteacher, Mrs. Gethin and the Headteacher, Mrs. Jones for coming along and also the schoolchildren who came (on a Saturday morning) and sang so beautifully as a choir.
Finally, thank you to Arthur for coming to play the organ and the bell ringers for ringing.
Rev. Les
On Saturday 13 October this year we held a "Gift Day" for Rangemore Church.
At the time of writing (16 October) donations totalled in the region of £850.
May I thank everyone for their great support and also give thanks to those who worked in the church to make the day possible.
Also, a huge thank you to the Executive Headteacher, Mrs. Gethin and the Headteacher, Mrs. Jones for coming along and also the schoolchildren who came (on a Saturday morning) and sang so beautifully as a choir.
Finally, thank you to Arthur for coming to play the organ and the bell ringers for ringing.
Rev. Les
We took food donations from across the federation to the local YMCA foodbank. We thank our families for their generous donations. It was great that children got to see where our donations went and to learn that they helped families in need.