At SS Peter and Paul, we go that extra mile to support the less fortunate and homeless in our local community. Here are our school leadership team holding Saint Vincent De Paul Society packs for the homeless that we have created.
Our children and families have shown such generosity towards the ‘Operation Christmas Child appeal’ – thank you. The Year 6 liturgy leaders have worked hard to organise and pack the shoeboxes and they are ready to go!
Our youngest children are joining in really well from home! Here are some pictures of them enjoying their lessons with Mrs Murphy and Miss Visentin.
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This morning, we gathered as a school community to observe the solemnity of the Immaculate Conception.
Nursery have been learning about celebrating birthdays this week, so today they combined that learning, their words of the week ‘happy’ and ‘one’ with wearing pyjamas and had a fantastic pyjama party to celebrate everyone’s birthday this year, whether they have already had it, or it still to come.
They played musical statues, danced along to Agadoo, Superman and Gangnam Style (which made them all feel happy) and then had some party food. They had one breadstick and cake, more than one crisp and a slice of birthday cake which had one candle on it.
A great time was had by all!
Reception too have been focusing on Birthdays and the word Celebration. The children wrote shopping lists for what they would have at a party. They also enjoyed some of the items that they would buy!
Year 1 all came in their pyjamas today to school! A great effort – well done!
Having to isolate didn’t stop our Year 2 and Year 6 learners from joining in the Pyjama Day for Ronald McDonald House! Here are some pictures of Year 6 in their live lesson with Miss Higgins and Year 2 children in their pyjamas after completing their live lessons of Maths and Phonics today!
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Tomorrow let’s come together and raise money for Ronald McDonald House by wearing your pyjamas all day whether it be in school or at home for your learning. Lets unite together by doing something special for others…
Wolverhampton Learning Communities have launched a Stay Safe, Be Kind Poster Competition. You have to create a poster or flyer that encourages people to be kind to one and other over the seasonal period by following the Covid-19 Government guidelines.
Look at the slide show below for some tips on how to design your poster and also important information on what needs to be included in your design, and how and when to submit your entry for the competition.
There are some fantastic prizes including an iPad and some Amazon gift cards!
In school we are celebrating Anti-Bullying week. Here is a document that shows 14 ways of how you can be kind online to each other…
Yesterday, our Reception class participated in lots of different activities in their class to do with celebrating Diwali! Look at the wonderful things they got up to…
