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We have had some wonderful pictures of you displaying your ‘hearts’. Let’s keep spreading the message about how important it is to ensure we have defibrillators in schools and in the WV6 area.
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Following the scenes witnessed when Christian Eriksen collapsed in Denmark’s opening
Euro 2020 game against Finland, pupils at SS Peter and Paul have launched a campaign to try and secure funding to help us install a community defibrillator. Through their research, they have mapped the locations of existing devices and now have a compelling argument for action.
Recently as a school community, we thanked former Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo for personally backing and helping fund the ‘Feed Our Pack’ campaign. Now, as a force for good in our City, we turn to Wolverhampton Wanderers Foundation to see if they will back our campaign to install a defibrillator at our school and at others across Wolverhampton. In an open letter to incoming manager Bruno Lage, Year 6 have asked for his personal backing for a campaign they refer to as: ‘Keeping the Heartbeat of the City Going’.
Year 6 have made their own campaign video and will be contacting local businesses in the hope that sponsors may also feel passionately about the benefits of defibrillators for schools.
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Today, Year 3 were presented with the Euro Rockstars Trophy! Worthy winners, who won every match comfortably and worked really hard as a class!
Also congratulations to Mohamad in Year 3, who was the top points scorer in the whole tournament. He scored an amazing 64,000 points! He was awarded a £10 voucher from Mr Morgan.
Well done to Year 5, who have won the attendance this week! They will have an extra play next week!
On our sports day, we were asking for donations to raise money for Compton Care in honour of Tony Mcginn, who worked in our Multi Academy Company but sadly passed away from a long battle with cancer in May.
We would like to say a huge thank you, as we managed to raise an amazing £103.04.
On Tuesday, we celebrated our Rainbow Day in celebration of our Saints, Peter and Paul. Activities included: Rainbow activities, nail painting, tatoos, chalking on the playground, dancing, painting and gardening! With grateful thanks to all of our school community who have generously supported our efforts to live out our mission. We were proudly supporting the Neurosurgery Department, Research & Development at Birmingham Children’s Hospital and we are even prouder to say that we have raised £566.90 to donate! Thank you so much!
Year 6 thoroughly enjoyed an afternoon of celebration today to mark the Sacrament of Confirmation. The fourteen confirmandi shone like stars and made us very proud.
Here is this week’s attendance. Congratulations to Year 6!
Last night, our Year 6 confirmandi did us pround! They received their Holy Sacrament of Confirmation. Thank you to Father Mark, Mrs O’Leary and MIss Higgins for their preparation and coordination of a special evening.
