This afternoon Year 2 took part in a game of Quidditch, led by sports coaches. It was a new game for us at Holy Redeemer, but the children picked up the rules really quickly and thoroughly enjoyed the session. Unfortunately…
The children enjoyed learning more about coding this term, using Scratch to examine the code used in games and then changing elements of the code to design their own version of the game!
Holy Redeemer were outstanding at the Catholic Athletics Tournament. The children cheered one another on with great enthusiasm and returned to school with a large haul of medals. We came first in three events; Josh in the under 11…
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This afternoon Year 2 took part in a game of Quidditch, led by sports coaches. It was a new game for us at Holy Redeemer, but the children picked up the rules really quickly and thoroughly enjoyed the session. Unfortunately…
The children enjoyed learning more about coding this term, using Scratch to examine the code used in games and then changing elements of the code to design their own version of the game!
Holy Redeemer were outstanding at the Catholic Athletics Tournament. The children cheered one another on with great enthusiasm and returned to school with a large haul of medals. We came first in three events; Josh in the under 11…
We always look forward to hearing from you. You may contact us in a number of ways...
We listened to a reflection on Pentecost during collective worship. Afterwards we thought about what it might have felt like to have been one of those who were there.
We also learnt about some of the symbols of the Holy Spirit: fire, wind and a dove.
We explored the meaning of these symbols:
Fire represents power and change.
Wind also represents power and the breath of God.
The dove represents the peace that the Spirit brings.
We used these symbols to draw our own Pentecost pictures:
We thought about the power of the spirit, to bring about change and to bring gifts, and imaginned what the disciples might have been thinking and feeling before the Spirit came, at the moment when it arrived and afterwards:
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