Our theme in school this week is Searching.
The scripture is taken from Isaiah 60:1. Isaiah was known for his prophecies concerning Israel, Judah, and the surrounding nations.
Our theme in school this week is Searching.
The scripture is taken from Isaiah 60:1. Isaiah was known for his prophecies concerning Israel, Judah, and the surrounding nations.
Our theme in school this week is, Stand Up Even if You Stand Out. Here are three simple ways to explore this theme at home.
Our theme in school this week is Stand Up Even If You Stand Out. This theme is related to the letter of St Paul to the Romans where St Paul writes, “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is – his good, pleasing and perfect will.” (Romans 12:2)
If you wish to explore this theme at home in three simple ways, please look at the resource called Explore the Theme of the Week at Home.
Our theme in school this week is Rewards. Here are three simple ways you may want to use to explore the theme of the week at home.
Our theme in school this week is Rewards. Our theme comes from the Parable of the Talents where people are rewarded for how well they have put some money to use. Our Thoughts and Prayers this week allow for reflection on the different ways we are rewarded and what motivates us to receive or give rewards.
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.”
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.”
This week our theme in school is Strength.
Here are three simple ways to explore the theme of the week at home.