Our theme in school this week is Be Alert. Please find here three simple ways you could explore this theme at home.
Our theme in school this week is Be Alert which comes from the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids in St Matthew’s Gospel. In the parable, Jesus speaks of bridesmaids waiting for the groom to arrive. Some have brought enough oil to keep their lamps burning but some bridesmaids were not as prepared and so miss the arrival of the groom. The message in school this week is, “Stay awake, for you do not know either the day or the hour.”
Niamh Boothroyd in Year 12 made her international football debut for the Northern Ireland Under 17s last weekend (playing against England). Apparently, she is only one of two players in the North-east to be playing international football in her age group and so this really is an incredible achievement. Huge congratulations to Niamh!
The Headteacher’s Awards went to the following students this week, for a wide range of accomplishments including excellent work and effort in lessons and superb contributions towards the wider life of the school. We are very proud of all of their contributions and achievements.
- Harry Berry (7I)
- Freya Gallagher (7I)
- Emmanuel Fawehinmi (8R)
- Hannah Middleton (8S)
- Bobby Jak Gardner (9T)
- Anna Carr (9A)
- Ava Sutterby (10S)
- Matthew Scott (10S)
- Artur Piecuch (11Y)
- Zoe Mitchell (11S)
- Vanessa Itiose (12M)
- Luca Gamesby (12S)
- Chloe Titterington (13A)
- James Watson (13R)
Our theme in school this week is Remembrance. The theme comes from the piece of scripture in St Matthew’s Gospel where Jesus says, Anyone who humbles himself will be exalted.” This resource provides three simple ways of exploring this theme at home.
Our theme in school this week is Remembrance. The Thoughts and Prayers provide an opportunity to reflect on the importance of Remembrance Sunday and why poppies are worn to mark this occasion. Our theme is linked to a piece of scripture from St Matthew’s Gospel which says, “Anyone who humbles himself will be exalted.”
The Headteacher’s Awards went to the following students this week, for a wide range of accomplishments including excellent work and effort in lessons and superb contributions towards the wider life of the school. We are very proud of all of their contributions and achievements.
- Rania Shahrokh Naderi (7R)
- Anastasia Vunda (7Y)
- Mariana Popovych (8R)
- Liam Reekie (8A)
- Florence Brophy (9Y)
- Gabrielle Gudel (9Y)
- Sophia Eguagie (10S)
- Ebony Westerby (10N)
- Noel Marcos Monteiro (11M)
- Alan Mih Achuo (11A)
- Charlotte Hobbs (12R)
- Will Lievesley (12Y)
- Deborah Iserenren (13R)
- Tom Hetherington (13S)
The Headteacher’s Awards went to the following students this week, for a wide range of accomplishments including excellent work and effort in lessons and superb contributions towards the wider life of the school. We are very proud of all of their contributions and achievements.
- Darcie Malia (7N)
- Liam Houghton (7M)
- Maizie Hullah (8M)
- Vasco Fragata (8Y)
- Tommy Lowery (9M)
- Jonathan Atkinson (9S)
- Emily Moore (10N)
- Cassie Taylor (10I)
- Adam Rodgers (11S)
- Liv Downie (11T)
- Kira Douglas (12Y)
- Aveesha Dinith Mapalana (12Y)
- Ellie Cartwright (13A)
- Oliver Sisk (13Y)
