We gathered in the hall for a two-minute silence to remember all those who have lost their lives in war. Daniel played the Last Post, creating a special moment of reflection and peace.

Throughout November, we are reflecting on the Catholic Social Teaching principles of Solidarity and the Common Good. We remember that we are all part of God’s global family and have a responsibility to care for one another.

Through wearing our poppies, supporting the Poppy Appeal, praying for those affected by conflict and showing kindness to others, our children are learning how we can all contribute to a fairer and more peaceful world.

Throughout November, the Month of All Souls, the children have been taking time to remember loved ones who have passed away and reflect on the importance of peace. We have explored the Catholic Social Teaching principles of Solidarity and the Common Good, thinking about how we can show compassion and support one another.

The children have written some beautiful prayers for loved ones and reflected on Remembrance Day, remembering those who have lost their lives in conflict. They also created their own painted poppies as a symbol of remembrance and respect.

Through these special moments, we have been reminded of the importance of kindness, love and looking after one another. ❤️

Year 4 have been busy exploring their Big Questions about rivers, creating fantastic double-page spreads to showcase their learning.

Linking Geography with Catholic Social Teaching and Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’, the children reflected on how we can protect our rivers, care for our environment and look after God’s wonderful creation.

Some beautiful, thoughtful work from Year 4!

Year 3 welcomed a special visitor into our classroom! As part of our geography learning this week, Ms Stanton has been teaching us about the different jobs and careers available in Oxford. As a special treat, she invited her sister to come in and tell us all about her work at the MINI factory in Cowley.

The children loved hearing about what it’s like to work at the factory, and the excitement continued when they went outside to explore the MINI she had driven into school! What a fantastic way to bring our learning to life and discover more about the jobs right here in our local community!

We are delighted that our Pot of Gold Day raised an amazing £219 for Sobell House Hospice! Thank you to all our families for your generosity and support.

We are so proud of our children for showing such kindness and compassion, putting our school motto, “Do all that you do with Love,” into action. ❤️

The children in the Trinity enjoyed a wonderful sensory experience as they explored mark-making in shaving foam!

Using their fingers and hands, the children had lots of fun making marks, creating patterns and exploring different textures. This hands-on activity encouraged them to use their senses, develop their fine motor skills and express their creativity in a fun and engaging way.

There were plenty of smiles, curiosity and messy hands as the children explored, experimented and learned through play! What a lovely way to support their early development and sensory discovery. 🌟