We’ve had another busy LEGO session! The children are super excited for their trip to the LEGO discovery centre on Friday
Year Six have been exploring the work of Morag Myerscough as part of their art unit, “Brave Colour”
They worked on creating a stylised double page spread about her, aiming to include key facts, skills and characteristics of her many works.
We look forward to working to cfeate our own Morag-esque piece for a well-known building in Coventry needing some love and attention.
Year 4 have been out to buy ingredients today for our pizza making!
Well done to all children for fantastic behaviour in the shop and a big thank you to adult volunteers for helping with our walk and preparing pizza dough afterwards.
An extra thank you to the Morrisons staff who kindly gave each child a pack of mince pies to take home!
Thank you so much to all have already donated to our Reverse Advent Calendar – supporting Father Hudson Charity with hygiene products for those in need.
There is still time to donate, if you haven’t yet and would like to. I will be dropping all of our donations over next Thursday (19/12/24) so there is a week left! Please give generously.
A special thank you to Bertie and Sara’s family who have given so generously to our appeal already.
Over the half term, children can take part in a competition to design a mural for the front of our events bar. With the support of the PTA and a local artist, the chosen design will be painted by the winner!
All entries to be submitted on an A4 piece of paper or the above competition entry document with the child’s name and year group by Friday 8th November to their class teacher.
We are very proud of the children who showcased their Ukulele and piano skills in our assembly yesterday! Many had not performed in front of an audience before! Thank you to Sam and the team from Manhattan Music for their superb tuition… and to our families who came to watch ☺️
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.
