Trusting God...

Mary is very important to many Christians. She trusted God on many occasions.

Here are some pictures to help you think about when this trust was happening:

Do you find it easy to trust God? Can you imagine what Mary must have gone through to trust God the way she did?

Goodbye Mr Treeby!

Our last assembly of the term was a happy and sad event. Reception class delighted us with their amazing chick song reminding us all of the opportunities for new beginnings that Easter brimgs.

And then the sad part! We had to say goodbye to Mr. Treeby who is retiring to Devon. We are all very fond of Mr Treeby who has been our much respected vicar and spiritual guide for many years. We all wish him the very, very best in his New Beginning!

Holy Week

This is a bit of a strange week at school because although it's not the last week before Easter - it is the last week before the Easter holidays!

So - we will be looking at Holy Week - the most important time of the year for Christians (even though it's not Holy Week just yet!)

Follow this link to find out more about Holy Week

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Shrove Tuesday

Today is Shrove Tuesday - but what does that mean?

Well assembly should help but here is a link for you to find out more...

Resolving conflict and bringing peace...

• What might be happening in this picture? 
• How is the child feeling?
• Who could bring peace to this conflict?

We also shared a letter from a soldier called Edmund Hulse who fought in the First World War. We talked about the conflict that he was part of. Is war ever justified? How can we resolve problems of that magnitude?

Settling Differences and Keeping the Peace

Sometimes we have disagreements, it's part of life unfortunately. Often, you will hear adults saying things like:
"It's how you deal with it that really matters..."

What does that mean? Can the Bible help us with this? Of course it can, have a look at this video.

Assemblies this week will follow this...

Psalm 23

This half-term we are looking at Peace.



Does peace have to mean quiet?