Well done Year 4 who got 99.7% attendance for the week!
Some of our children attended church this morning to perform readings in Holy Mass with Father Mark. Well done to all the children who read so well this morning!
Today we take part in the National Day of Reflection. This day will feature reflectionĀ and prayer and we will allow children time to talk , reflect and pray together, thinking of all across our world that suffer loss, separation, grief or illness still as part of this pandemic.
We are living through a time that will be long remembered and discussed as part of history and we will mark it in ways the children will remember and that we can share with our school community.
Here are our Liturgy Leaders planting a Cherry Blossom Tree in our Prayer Garden.
At 12:00 pm, we came together for the first time in a year to mark those who are sadly no longer with us with a minutes silence. We send our rainbow prayer to you all…
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SS Peter and Paul took part in a sports festival last week that included a different challenge on each day. The children in school, and at home, had the opportunity to compete against other Catholic schools in Wolverhampton. Well done to those that took part and submitted their entries from home, and a special mention to the children who were awarded medals for their efforts. Mr Griffiths
Well done Year 3 for getting 100% this week!
Yesterday, the children came dressed in green to celebrate St Patrick’s Day but most importantly to raise money for Father Hudson’s charity. This was a great idea by our Year 6 pupils and adopted by the school! Thank you for all your donations!
It is important to staff to say thank you to all of our parents for your support with remote education. These children were pleased to have their parents drawn from the nominations from staff to recognise particular contributions. What a nice way to end an excellent first week back at school and we thank you for your continued parental support.
A massive well done to all our girls who signed up to ‘Wildcat Wednesdays’ – virtual football sessions for girls aged between 5-11 delivered as part of Wolverhamptonās Girlsā Football Partnership, in Partnership with ConnectEd Partnership and Soccer Coaching 2000.
25 girls from across our school in Reception, Years 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 took part, and all received a brand new football today! With the news that there will be a new year 5/6 girls district team for Wolverhampton, it looks like a few of our girls may be future football stars!
We are so proudĀ to announceĀ that we haveĀ 98%Ā of our pupils back in school today!
Well done to all our children and parents!
To celebrate World Book Day, SS Peter and Paul are taking part in ‘The Masked Reader’.
Can you guess which staff member is behind the mask reading?
Come back every day for a new reader. Who do you think they are?
