Ms M FENNELL | All Souls' Catholic Primary School

Year 1 enjoyed a visit to Coventry Cathedral as part of their History – The Blitz. The class made history themselves by being the first class to use the school minibus. Once we had arrived at the Cathedral we sat down to watch a short film all about The Coventry Blitz.

We split off into groups to explore the Cathedral with our guides Phil and Ron. We were taken into the Unity Chapel, the old ruins, the museum – school – the living room – the anderson shelter, looked at the Baptismal Window and font. After lunch we involved in activities including sketching the huge glass angels and saints from the main window, designing a mosaic pattern and finally ‘packing’ our evacuee suitcase.

The children learnt a great deal from the visit and we are pleased to report that they were very well behaved! Well done Year 1

Please have a look at some of the photos of our visit, click on the photo below:

School Netball Team on Sky Sports News!

27th March 2015Ms M FENNELL

The school netball team are in the news again, this time on Sky Sports Website.

Click on the link to read all about them!

http://www1.skysports.com/netball/news/12415/9777045/sky-netball-celebrates-grass-roots-success

County Netball Champions 2015

22nd March 2015Ms M FENNELL

A huge congratulations to the school netball team who played in the Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull County Final on 17th March. They have finished in 3rd and 2nd in previous compettions but this timedid one better and finished 1st. The competition was highly contested during the pool rounds with All Souls winning all their games with good goal margins.

Through to the semi against Willenhall School Coventry. This turned out to be a very physical and close game with the final score 4-3 to us! Into the final we went facing the same school who beat us last year, St Martins. A very tense first half with All Souls the only scorers 1-0. The final 6 minutes proved to be very long especially for the supporters but we mangaged to stretch our lead to 2 before St Martins got one back! The team dug deep and mangaged to score a further 2 goals – final score 4-1. The team played extremely well and deserved the win. We are very proud of them!