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Congratulations to all of the young people of the parish who received their First Holy Communion on Saturday. Let us pray for these young people and their families. Amen
The children from SSPP will have a special Mass today, and a celebration afterwards in their classroom with their parents!
We were very proud to take a team today to play at the Wolves Foundation Molineux Cup!
The children started really well with a 4-0 win, and continued their strong performances through the group stage, finishing second and qualifying for the knockout phase.
In the quarter finals, we played Rakegate Primary and went 1-0 down! SSPP then threw everything at Rakegate and their keeper had to make some good saves, and we also hit the post! Then, as we were pushing for an equaliser, they caught us on the break and scored another goal unfortunately knocking us out of the competition.
The children should be very proud of their performances today!
Today, SS Peter and Paul were proud to attend a football event held in the memory of Tony McGinn. Tony McGinn was a teacher in the St Francis and St Clare MAC and was passionate about sport, especially football. Sadly in 2021, Tony passed away after a battle against cancer. Tony would have been extremely proud of the way the children represented SS Peter and Paul at the event today. The children who attended, showed incredible teamwork, determination and respect to each other and the opposition. Mr Morgan was extremely proud in how the children conducted themselves today!
Year 1 visited the library this afternoon. The children were treated to readings from the books “A Squash and a Squeeze” and “I really really need a wee”!
Some of the children were treatedĀ to a wonderful performance by the Wolverhampton Music Service today. The children were exposed to many instruments from the woodwind family such as the oboe, flute and saxophone, as well as the drums.
The children thoroughly enjoyed an interactive afternoon, recognising familiar songs in the music line up including music from Bluey, Matilda and Super Mario. The children also learnt fun facts such as the oboe is the first instrument you would hear when you attend an orchestra and the facial expressions you need to make to create the right sound!
How beautifully our pupils prepared for a very special May Procession in the Year of Jubilee. Pupils visited four grottos in their own pilgrimage this morning. Each grotto had a different theme to honor Mary and volunteers in Year 6 shared singing, prayers and scripture and every child who visited each location left an offering on their pilgrimage that they had made themselves. We then came together in the hall with Fr Alex to bless a floral crown for our statue before Mary was crowned.
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