Our Mission is to ‘Love, Learn, Grow Together’
Our Aims are:
To love, respect and forgive as Jesus taught us
To inspire, nurture and celebrate the unique talents of everyone
To gather, share and value all in our community with an open heart
As a Catholic school, we teach Religious Education through the ‘Come and See’ programme recommended by and with support and guidance from, the Liverpool Archdiocese Christian Education Department.
Themes are taught across the school through a range of topics, each with the focus on one of three themes: Christian Living, Church or Sacraments.
The process for delivering the topics in ‘Come and See’ has three stages – Explore, Reveal and Respond which enable pupils to develop knowledge, understanding, skills and attitudes. The process encompasses a variety of teaching and learning styles, which enable the needs of individual pupils to be met.
The programme also requires us to teach the children about other world faiths or religions: Judaism, Hinduism, Islam and Sikhism, in the Autumn and Summer terms.
Spirituality Development Policy
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This afternoon, Year 2 re-enacted a Baptism as part of our signs and symbols topic. #StChRE
Y5 Celebrated and Rejoiced their Ourselves topic this afternoon #StChRE
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Today, the Year 6 children wrote prayers of thanksgiving for the life of Queen Elizabeth II and drew pictures of her, to remember her beautiful smile. #QueenElizabethIIMemorial #QueenElizabeth #StChPHSE #StChRE
Today Year 6 wrote prayers of thanksgiving for the life Queen Elizabeth II. They also draw pictures to remember her beautiful smile and kindness to all of her people. #QueenElizabeth #StChPHSE #StChRE
The children in Year 5, made books about the Creation Story and then worked with younger children @StChEYFS to explain about God’s wonderful world. #StChRE
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Yesterday, the children visited the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King. They were welcomed by a guide, who took them on a comprehensive tour of the Cathedral. The children had their packed lunch there, before returning back to school on the 82 bus. #StChRE @Merseytravel
Year 3 have visited the Metropolitan Cathedral today and have learnt about the history and significance of the building #StChRE
On Tuesday Year 4 visited both the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Anglican Cathedral. #StChRE
Year 6 had en end of topic celebration today, in RE. #StChRE #StChCatholicLife #CatholicLife
