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As we start a new half term, our Christian values also change. We will be focusing on Justice and Humility.
Over the next 6 weeks, we will aim the collective worships around the two values with links to bible stories.
Collective worship this week is from Mr Hughes, where he will focuses on the word ‘Humility’. (click images to enlarge)
Please click on the power point below.
Justice and Humility collective worship
Within the worship, we focus on the bible story:
John 13: 1-17Jesus washes his disciple’s feet
We also look at
Philippians 2:3-4, Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves; do not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others.
Please join us with a prayer focusing on humility:
Can I just say a huge thank you to all parents , carers and children in Long Mynd for the fantastic effort for today’s Greek Day!!
Please click link to see our video of the day: IMG_8978
What a fantastic day had by all for our fantastic finish Greek Day. We danced the morning away with the Zorba, tasted Greek food, made a Greek salad and Moussaka, pressed and made wine (grape juice). For the afternoon session, we focused on the Greek artist Douris and decorated Greek pots with a meander and Zeus prints with paint.
We have had the most amazing day today in Caradoc. The children all looked fantastic, I would like to thank all the parents and carers for all of your support in helping to make this day such success.
We tasted some traditional Greek foods including olives, flatbread and feta. The children made a tasty Greek salad to take home. The children also prepared a traditional Greek casserole using courgettes, aubergine and fresh herbs, it smelled fantastic. I can’t wait to hear what parents and carers thought of the sample we sent home. To drink we crushed grapes to make grape juice (not with our feet!).
Finally the children tool part in a Greek dancing activity and printed designs for a Greek style vase. Here are just a few photographs from our day. We would love it if you could tell us what you thought of the food the children brought home!
Preparing the salad
Food tasting
Ready to take home
Our Minotaur head
Preparing the grape juice
A busy day on Mount Olympus
Aubergine and courgette…yum
Wow, what an incredible day! It has been fantastic to see the effort children have gone to with their costumes, and how much they have enjoyed the day. Thank you parents and carers for your ongoing support.
We have also recorded a news report based on an imaginary attack on Whittington Castle:
Here are some of our photographs from today:
Today’s collective worship is brought to you by Mrs Thompstone.
Mrs Thompstone’s Collective Worship – Faith and Belief
Again we will be looking at our Christin Values – Faith and Belief: (Click on image below to enlarge)
Today, we are going to focus on the bible story where Jesus calms the storm on the sea of Galilee.
Psalm 46 1-2 tells us that “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear…”
Please click on the image for The Lord’s Prayer:
The movie premier and Greek Myth like no other ….
Hercules and the 13th Labour- the battle to freedom!
Our English topic was to write a Greek myth- over the last 4 weeks we have looked at a selection of myths, broke down a plan and focused on each step. What a wonderful way to end the unit is by sharing our very own story. I am super proud of all the work the children have produced. We will be reading and filming our very own stories this week. Please click the link below!
Collective worship this week is brought to you by Miss Wright. The focus this half term is Faith and Belief, Miss Wright as made a PowerPoint (see below):
Collective Worship Miss Wright
Within the collective worship we focus on: Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)
Miss Wright asks:
An event you may see around id the ‘Big Asthma Bake Sale’ please feel free to support this event if you see it around this month. (click image to enlarge).
Please join in with the ‘let love shine through song’:
Let us pray – a prayer for my friends (click image to enlarge):
Our maths topic this half term is Fractions and what a creative way to finish the unit. We have been learning about halves, quarters, thirds, unit and non unit fractions, numerator and denominator.
Today we designed our own pizzas and created it to then take home for our tea! They looked delicious!
We even got a lovely pizza 🍕 picture from tea time!
This week collective worship is brought to you by Mrs Holland.
Collective Worship – celebrating cultural diversity
The focus this week us celebrating cultural diversity. We will look at the bible story ‘The Good Samaritan’ -Luke 10:25-37.
Please join in with the action song below:
We will end with a though for the day (click image to enlarge):
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