The children in Year 6 proudly represented our school in Coventry’s Remembrance Service today.
Well done to Grace, Joachim and Anaiya who read their poem in front of the cenotaph beautifully, loud and clear.
Thank you to everyone who came along to support our Commitment Mass on Sunday. It was wonderful to see so many of our children and families, along with our parish, reverently make their intention and commitment before God to continue their spiritual journey.
Please see below a copy of the information leaflet regarding the Sacrament of Confirmation 2025 that children should have brought home with them. This year, Father Paul has streamlined the process of distributing and submitting forms. Application forms can be collected from the sacristy at Mass. Completed application forms should be returned to Father Paul at Mass before Friday 1st November 2024. Should you need to contact Father Paul, please email: [email protected]
Unfortunately, we do not yet have a date for Confirmation and whilst we understand that this is difficult for those of you who may wish to invite family from overseas or if the children have someone in mind for their sponsor that may need a little more notice, this date is at the discretion of the Bishop and all we can do is wait for a date to be allocated. Please rest assured that once we know we will of course let you know.
Thank you to all the children who brightened our classroom today with their colourful clothes and for all the generous donations of food items to be shared amongst those in need.Â
In RE this week, Year 6 were tasked with showing their understanding of the Biblical story of Cain and Abel by retelling the story and its important messages to their prayer friends.
The children in Year 6 worked hard to do this in a way that made sense to their prayer friends and left them with some very important messages to go forth with which Reception were able to articulate very well!
Well done, Year 6 and Reception!
What a super start to Year 1!Â
We had a lovely time reading and recalling the story;
The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister.
In Math’s learning, the children have enjoyed exploring and using the resources to help them with counting out quantities accurately and also to represent given numbers.
Year 1 joined in well with a virtual ‘Relaxation Session’ with the School Nursing Team
Lots of fun in Geography recreating our journey to school using the construction resources to help create the buildings we pass.
We are officially working towards our Live Simply Award!
We are very proud to be working on this journey together and look forwards to joining with our parish community and all our families to achieve this award together.
Thank you to all who attended Year 6’s Speed Sainting event this evening ahead of their Confirmation this Sunday.
We are so proud of the hard work children put into creating their projects and how confident they were in discussing their chosen saint.
And just like that, the darkness has passed and the light conquers.
Wishing you all a blessed and happy Easter.
With love, The staff at All Souls xx
May this Holy Saturday be a reminder to us all that God’s silence does not equal God’s absence. Wishing a blessed Holy Saturday to you and all your families.
Today marks the beginning of the most important few days in the Church’s calendar. Starting on Palm Sunday, we have been journeying through Holy Week whilst on our Easter break. We hope you have managed to take some time to enjoy time together, relax, rest as well as reflect on this special time of year.
During his Last Supper on the night before he died, Jesus gave us the gift of himself when he took bread and wine and said: This is my Body. This is my Blood. This is me. The Bread of Life. Food for the Journey.
As Catholics, we believe that part of Jesus is within each of us. We are his hands and his feet. With everything currently going on in our world today, remember that how we treat those closest to us is a reflection of how we expect to be treated. Take time today to think of those who give themselves to others so that they can live. To parents, to emergency workers, to aid workers, to those protecting the most vulnerable, thank you for all you do.
If you wish to attend mass today, the mass at All Souls Church begins at 7.30pm with solemn watching until midnight.
