To mark 100 years since the end of World War I, the children planned and led a very thoughtful liturgy on Friday afternoon. Not only did the children remember those soldiers who had lost their lives fighting for our country, but celebrated everything they have achieved for us today.
Please watch the highlights below
As part of our Remembrance Liturgy on Friday afternoon, we released red balloons to mark 100 years since the end of World War I. Not only did we remember the soldiers who have lost their lives fighting for our country but we celebrated everything they achieved for us.
This also marked the launch of our Erasmus project ‘Fly high in Europe’.
Year Six helped their special friends to pack all the shoe boxes that we have collected in school. These shoe boxes will now take their long journey from school to all the countries that Link to Hope work with. We made sure that each box contained a huge smile to send to all the people that will receive our boxes.
Today we welcomed our Erasmus partners from France, Italy and Romania.
We led a Welcome assembly in the school hall and then surprised our guests by singing in French, Italian and Romanian.
Our guests then had a tour of the school before lunch, followed by a meeting to introduce themselves and share information about their schools and the local area.
Listen to us singing in French …
Listen to us singing in Italian …
Listen to us singing in Romanian …
