This week, our school came together to celebrate Harvest Festival; a time to pause, reflect, and think about how we can support others in our community. This celebration is always a special moment in our calendar.
The service was based on the story of ‘Stone Soup, with the moral of the story being taught making us think about how people’s lives are so full of many different things. These might include, possessions, school, work or just day to day living, so we might find it hard to navigate our everyday lives or forget to reach out to others and show that we care and are thankful for what God has given us and the world in which we all live.
The children from the lower part of the school delivered a lovely performance of the story, then as always, the service was peppered with traditional hymns and songs the children enjoy singing. It is always wonderful to see how confident and articulate they all are which again demonstrated how the school’s ethos, vision and Christian Values drive the school forward.
All the staff here at the school, are incredibly proud of our pupils, not just for their performances, but for the empathy and thoughtfulness they’ve shown, especially in the way they care for each other, people in the wider community and contribute to the world around them.
