Collective Worship: Psalms 23
In collective worship this week, we listened to Psalms 23 and Aleka explained how God is like a shepherd taking care of us, providing for us, guiding us and protecting us....
In collective worship this week, we listened to Psalms 23 and Aleka explained how God is like a shepherd taking care of us, providing for us, guiding us and protecting us....
Celebrating God’s Creation in Collective Worship This week, our prayer leaders led a beautiful reflection on the wonder of God’s creation during class based collective worship. They took time to think deeply about the parts of creation they love the most—whether it was the vastness of...
At Holy Moly this week, the children celebrated the resurrection of Jesus, through scripture, craft and song. They listened to the Bible reading and sermon, crafted 'tie dye' style crosses and choir sang 'Our God is a Great Big God' beautifully....
This week, Rev Laura told us the story of Doubting Thomas from John 20: 24-29. Thomas (also known as Didymus) doubted that Jesus was risen and said that he needed to touch Jesus' wounds in order to be certain. Jesus let Thomas touch his wounds...
In Religious Education this half term, Year 4 have been learning about holy communion and why Christians think it is so important. We finished our unit by taking a trip to the church and asking Reverend Laura and Reverend Josie all about communion and how...
In Rev Laura's collective worship today, we considered the importance of endurance and how. by trying hard, we can achieve success. Using only eight fingers, four of our staff members managed to lift Rev Josie out of her chair! This proved that, by working together,...
This week in our collective worship sessions, we learned about integrity and the importance of the covenant made between God and Abraham in Genesis 15:1-12 and 17-18. Thank you Aleka for your fantastic collective worship this week, where you developed the theme of integrity, with...
In our Holy Moly Family Service this week, we talked about how important prayer is as a way to talk to God. The children made their own rosary keyrings to support them with prayer. Their lovely keyrings have a crucifix at the bottom and beads...
Year 1 entertained us with a fantastic assembly this week, where they shared their learning about Australia with us!...
As we work towards achieving our vision of every learner being empowered, inspired, and prepared, we’re excited to share a lovely new tradition at Holy Trinity! Our Prayer Leaders have begun adding colourful petals to our Values Tree, which represents the core values that guide us...