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Year 2 Caritas In Action
Caritas In Action
Solidarity and the common good
As part of our Caritas In Action project, Year 2 reflected on how we can live out the values of solidarity and the common good. Each child decorated a leaf with their own ideas of how they can work together with others to make the world a better place. We then joined our leaves together to create a beautiful class tree, reminding us that just as each leaf is important, so too is each person. When we work together, we grow something stronger, bigger, and more beautiful than we could ever achieve alone.
Year 2 Creation Treasure Hunt
In Year 2, we began our new topic Creation and Covenant. We started by exploring the Creation story and reflecting on the wonderful things God made: “God saw all that He had made, and it was very good” (Genesis 1:31).
To help us notice God’s work around us, we went on a tour of the school grounds and found so many amazing examples of His creation in nature and our environment. But the most important discovery of all was realising the very best thing God created – each of us!
Macmillan Coffee Afternoon
Thank you to everyone who came to our Macmillan coffee afternoon to see the Battle of the Bands!
It was lovely to share the afternoon with you and the children were brilliant!
We raised an amazing £405 which will go to Macmillan.
Thank you!
A Statement on the Manchester Synagogue Stabbing from Bishop John
Thursday 2nd October 2025
Bishop John has shared a statement following the devastating stabbing at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue earlier today:
“The local Catholic community stand united in our prayers for the Jewish community following the tragic attack on a synagogue in Manchester, especially on this sacred day of Yom Kippur.
“We condemn such acts and pray for those who have died, the injured, emergency responders, and all affected.
“Let us work together in hope to strengthen our community solidarity. We must remain united in our common beliefs against those who sow hatred and division.
“We also pray for peace and tolerance around the UK and the world.”
Rt. Rev. John Arnold,
Bishop of Salford.
Y3 Celebration of the Word - Trustworthy
On Friday, we had a lovely Celebration of the Word from the Gospel of Luke 16 in our school chapel. Year 3 led the liturgy with reverence and the class reflected on how the words of the Gospel relate to our own lives today.
Year 2 Caritas In Action
Caritas In Action
Solidarity and the common good
As part of our Caritas In Action project, Year 2 reflected on how we can live out the values of solidarity and the common good. Each child decorated a leaf with their own ideas of how they can work together with others to make the world a better place. We then joined our leaves together to create a beautiful class tree, reminding us that just as each leaf is important, so too is each person. When we work together, we grow something stronger, bigger, and more beautiful than we could ever achieve alone.
Year 2 Creation Treasure Hunt
In Year 2, we began our new topic Creation and Covenant. We started by exploring the Creation story and reflecting on the wonderful things God made: “God saw all that He had made, and it was very good” (Genesis 1:31).
To help us notice God’s work around us, we went on a tour of the school grounds and found so many amazing examples of His creation in nature and our environment. But the most important discovery of all was realising the very best thing God created – each of us!
Macmillan Coffee Afternoon
Thank you to everyone who came to our Macmillan coffee afternoon to see the Battle of the Bands!
It was lovely to share the afternoon with you and the children were brilliant!
We raised an amazing £405 which will go to Macmillan.
Thank you!
A Statement on the Manchester Synagogue Stabbing from Bishop John
Thursday 2nd October 2025
Bishop John has shared a statement following the devastating stabbing at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue earlier today:
“The local Catholic community stand united in our prayers for the Jewish community following the tragic attack on a synagogue in Manchester, especially on this sacred day of Yom Kippur.
“We condemn such acts and pray for those who have died, the injured, emergency responders, and all affected.
“Let us work together in hope to strengthen our community solidarity. We must remain united in our common beliefs against those who sow hatred and division.
“We also pray for peace and tolerance around the UK and the world.”
Rt. Rev. John Arnold,
Bishop of Salford.
