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He was arrested many times by opponents of the Church including two years in prison in Rome.
Player of the match: Horeb, for a string of truly wonderful saves in goal. It was really good and we
all said 'thank you' to the dinner staff for all their hard work this year. Any use of materials on this
Web site, including reproduction, modification, distribution or republication, without the prior
written consent, is strictly prohibited. All the food will be shared between our local food bank and
the charity Caring for Life. Their start was delayed by ten minutes and the children happily sang
songs in Spanish while they waited. Lakeisha had a strong finish, overtaking several runners on the
brutal hill. Time can also be used before and after outside activities. We bounced high on the bouncy
castle, slid fast down the slide and splashed in the paddling pools. There were many people
supporting these champions making them feel famous. Well done to all the children for their
wonderful singing. Congratulations to all the finalists who worked so hard and learnt their poems off
by heart - Sharon, Aarav, Tedros, Olivia, Ike, Britney, Rhianne, Abigail, Elnathan, Joseph, Clara,
Shalom, Anna and Melody. The children showed great competitiveness, excellent sportsmanship and
great spirit. The children who have played so far are: Goodluck (captain), Daniel (vice captain),
Horeb, Habron, Lucas, Lakeisha, Cena, Phillip, Henos, Sophia, Yosyas. They were very fast and did
some super listening too. They had a great time practicing their pancake flipping skills. Overall, there
were 12 schools taking part in the tournament. We revised the story and meaning of Christmas and
discussed the significance of each of the advent candles. The 'Rainbow Room' is fantastic and lots of
our children love to spend time in there and really benefit from it. Watch the wonderful and very
moving clip that they filmed together. Why do you think Saint Paul’s letters were so important. We
are creating a Power Point to share with the class. Everyone should be using their yellow Y2 reading
bookmark to help with this as it has key question stems to help you think about the book more
deeply. Mr Robertson was really proud of the boys and girls, for the manner in which they conducted
themselves and for the spirit in which they played the game. Once there, they were given the
opportunity to vote for a girl and boy from their class, who they believed would best represent them
on this year's school council. Laura and Julie presented the school with the trophy for the 5th year in
a row for the highest attendance during November across our local area. Use it as a reminder to pray
whenever you touch it. It was hard but nobody gave up and we finished between 65-145. You have
all shown commitment, courage and determination. Homework will be given out on a Monday and
must be completed and given in by Friday.
Our well-researched and proven method empowers and encourages the girls to find their own
understanding and methods rather than simply providing them with a certain algorithm. The Year 3
boys weren’t far behind and seemed to double their speed when the St Peter’s team cheered them
on. They got to try out five different sports which included Boxercise, Goal Ball (for visually
impaired athletes), Boccia (in a wheelchair), rugby and football. They were then treated to a brilliant
picnic lunch. Laura and Julie presented the school with the trophy for the 5th year in a row for the
highest attendance during November across our local area. Ellie and Josh have been searching
information about Under the Sea,as well asking Mrs Ladley to be a dictionary. They are to challenge
conversation and support spelling patterns. We had a wonderful day, visiting the animals and
exploring the farm and finally finishing the day with a disco. Many staff are now unable to come
into school so only send your child if it is absolutely essential and only for the shortest time you can.
Great determined performances from Betiel, Dana and Holy which meant all the team finished -
well done girls. Summative assessments are the slightly bigger assessments of a particular section of
work. Ask them what they found difficult at school that day, ask them their opinion about something
you notice outside or give them the time to read. Children made cards to encourage each other in lots
of ways. They also brought their colleague PC Bobby Bear who is going to work at our school. This
course involved two and a half laps of the hilly terrain. Well done everyone who ran, supported and
helped we are proud of you all. They have really enjoyed weeding, planting bulbs, look at the plants
and trees in our school environment and making bird feeders. We have been making a Power Point
with all our information. They had a hare to follow but the biggest challenge was not going off too
quickly, too early. We enjoyed had a little party tea with lots of cakes that we had brought into
school. Great performances from all our runners with two of them finishing in the top 55 and all
showing great determination and perseverance to keep going. They were explaining how they made
their lovely snowmen decorations out of potatoes and modroc. As the children made their way
around the university, they were able to make quick sketches of work that appealed to them, so that
they could possibly use it for inspiration in any future work. Everyone should be using their yellow
Y2 reading bookmark to help with this as it has key question stems to help you think about the book
more deeply. All the girls were determined and never gave in up the long hill. Throughout the
morning, the children took part in various workshops which included discussing climate change,
budgeting for activities for children in the community and designing activities for children to attend
locally. Four Pages of Cards (for a total of 16 cards) about St. Excited teachers came away
empowered and inspired to reflect on their approaches and stratagems in the classroom knowing that
sometimes a slight change can make THE WORLD OF difference. Well done to all the children for
their wonderful singing.
The Year 3 boys weren’t far behind and seemed to double their speed when the St Peter’s team
cheered them on. This year Classes 1 and 6 were the winners - well done to you all. He did not speak
any English so we had to communicate with him in Spanish. Each Class has a lovely display of
interesting objects representing their Faith. Peter went on to lead the early Church after Jesus
ascended into heaven and moved to Rome to become the first pope. The course was tough with
several laps, several hills and plenty of mud. Saint Peter Coloring Page ? “You Can Be a Fisher of
Men Too!” Page (children will list ways they can bring Jesus and His Words to people). Peter? “You
shall be called Peter (Latin for rock) and on this rock I will build my church.”. They were very fast
and did some super listening too. On a local level, we produced a large poster which encourages all
children to pick up one piece of rubbish a day. They all played brilliantly, had a fantastic team spirit
and made Miss Spinks very proud. A great start to the league and really inspiring to see such high
levels of determination as well as fun. At the end of the 12 weeks the Parents will have an
accreditation certificate to go towards further learning. Lakeisha had a strong finish, overtaking
several runners on the brutal hill. They had a hare to follow but the biggest challenge was not going
off too quickly, too early. Girls are taught comprehensive study skills techniques every year in
relation to type and amount of work that will be tested. He then spent some time in Class 5 who are
currently learning all about space - what a fantastic day. This half term the winners were Filly, Leona,
Ruth, Jasper, Lakeisha, Horeb and Efrata. It is 50 years since the start of the radio station and he
came to show the children some of the equipment that was used 50 years ago. Despite his mistakes,
Jesus selected Saint Peter to lead his Church. I wish I would have bought the pastry I saw Saturday.
He received a certificate and a special t-shirt as a reward. We could see that on the second lap they
were all hurting and team support again came in to lift their spirits and strengthen their resolve. It
was lovely to have our local police join us too. Currently 55% of the student body come from diverse
populations within our community. Lots of parents came along to watch and thoroughly enjoyed the
show. A Coloring Page of Fish and Fishing Equipment with Different Colors Based on the Item. The
first race is always tough but St.Peter's children showed what they are made with everyone finishing
the race. On each class page is a video of the children showing you what they have learnt about the
country they studied. Click below to watch their fantastic Leaver's Assembly.
He believes that his research and learning has revealed three pillars; children need to think more; they
should be encouraged to go beyond their answer and to make connections in order to reach a deeper
understanding and curiosity for the unknown. The results will be announced in this afternoon's
assembly. Mrs Swailes made her debut as part of our team and everything ran very smoothly with the
new regulations. We are looking at Marine Mammals, particularly in the Gulf of Mexico. Two Saint
Peter Puzzles (these pages are best printed on cardstock, though regular paper is fine). He has
brought us some lovely bedding plants, which were kindly donated by Headingley Rotary, and we
had a great time planting them outside. Several children ran the longer race and took it in their stride,
posting excellent finishes. We sang a fantastic Coronation Song that Mrs Smallwood taught us. K ids
should have a homework because is important to learn more work. All the food will be shared
between our local food bank and the charity Caring for Life. How could you become a leader in
your church today. Well done to everyone (including the parents who came and supported in the
freezing conditions!). On Wednesday 2SW go to Forest School and 2KM go on Thursday. Go
fishing and experience the frustration of being up empty nets or the excitement of having them
filled. Every player made a contribution, and we won a hard fought 2-1 game. They thoroughly
enjoyed their rugby and football sessions. The short film was on Look North and is also on social
media. If you would like to use it in multiple classrooms (up to one whole school or parish), just
purchase one additional license and then you may use it in a whole school or parish. The preschool is
operated by a Board of Management elected by the parents at the Annual General Meeting in March
each year. He travelled throughout the Mediterranean starting Christian churches and writing letters
back to Christian communities in Rome, Corinth, Ephesus, Philippi, Galatia, and more. Out of 101
runners in Lakiesha's catgory, she managed to come in 5th place - what a fantastic achievement. I
wish I would have bought the pastry I saw Saturday. This week years 5 and 6 will be out at playtime
with lots of fun stalls and activities for pupils to spend their money on. The children enjoyed eating
the pancakes after their session. The children used the letters in the word Harvest to explore different
ideas such as how some people do not have enough to eat and how important it is to share with
others. They performed beautifully and made us feel really proud. We finished with our school song,
You are my Brother. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Well done to all of the
164 children who attended school EVERY DAY in November. The children had to feed each other
chocolate on giant spoons and show kindness.
Overall, they came joint third in the whole tournament and came away with a medal each. The
activities were egg and spoon race, sack race, tunnel, beam, bouncy hopper, bean bags into bucket,
quoit balanced on head, springboard bounce and run, pass the ball and knock down the skittle. The
children played a total of 9 matches, 5 minutes each match. We also sang the National Anthem that
we have been learning in singing lessons. Once there, they were given the opportunity to vote for a
girl and boy from their class, who they believed would best represent them on this year's school
council. On a global level, we are producing a PowerPoint presentation, all about climate change,
rising water levels and the impact on humans and animals. They played 8 matches, competing against
other schools from around Leeds. They talked about recent developments in school, helping your
child at home, using the school website for guidance and celebrating birthdays at school. Once again
the girls showed their strength and determination with every team member finishing the tough
course. We are very proud of their super performance and attitude. Without him, we wouldn’t have
the success we have had down the years. Thank you to our parents, friends at Rotary and our PCSOs
who helped us to walk safely and joined us for the service. Good sporting behaviour was also shown
with handshakes after the game. We awarded our eggs to pupils who had 100% attendance for this
term and they were delighted. We encourage them to teach their teddies, practise the spelling words
taught in class by clapping out syllables, decode spelling words or redo a previous challenging Maths
problem. Patrick’s, although on that night, our defence was like a brick wall and Horeb had one of
his finest games ever in goal. The Grade 6 girls, at present, are studying Climate Change and the
Grade 7 girls, the Refugee Crisis. The 'Rainbow Room' is fantastic and lots of our children love to
spend time in there and really benefit from it. Bring on the semis. A big thank you to Mr. Robertson
and Sam for their commitment and continual support of the team. The children got to meet the staff
and explore the Nursery, preparing them for their start in September. The children were coached by
professional coaches from Leeds Rhinos and Leeds United. The girls also ran alongside the athletes
to encourage them to keep going. It's a great way to do some exercise, whilst getting the children
focused and ready for the school day. Joey and Aaron have been with us since they were in senior
infants and Maja has been with us since 1st class. We are very grateful to all our parents for the great
attitude to learning you teach your children and the amazing support you give to the school. They all
did really well and enjoyed meeting two students from the college who showed the children some of
their routines. Summative assessments are the slightly bigger assessments of a particular section of
work. Although Saint Peter abandoned Jesus during the crucifixion, he was filled with joy about
Jesus’s Resurrection. Once again our runners showed determination and perseverance, with everyone
finishing the race. They all made a good start, keeping with the pack and not going off too fast.
Jesus appointed Saint Peter as the rock upon which he would build the Church. We have really
enjoyed singing, dancing and performing for the school. Once again the girls showed their strength
and determination with every team member finishing the tough course. They won the whole
tournament and returned to school with a Trophy. We did lots of lovely craft activities and had lots
of fun playing and riding our scooters. The preschool is operated by a Board of Management elected
by the parents at the Annual General Meeting in March each year. Here are some lovely examples
from around the school. Also a huge thanks to Mrs Hick for her second race and Mr. Robertson on
his debut. The whole school contributed with songs, prayers and poems. Using this tool will set a
cookie on your device to remember your preferences. Hyab from Year 4 bravely ran in this longer
race and finished, demonstrating his strength and perseverance. Notably this was not a junior event
and adults competed as well. There were raffles, guess how many sweets in the jar, guess the name
of the teddy, goalie challenges, skipping challenges and lots of buns and biscuits. The children played
brilliantly as a team and were really well behaved, Miss Spinks was very proud of them all. Watch
the wonderful and very moving clip that they filmed together. We are creating a Power Point to
share with the class. While the Room one's are trying to take control of the mouse room 6 are trying
to give out a complete clear set of instructions. As usual our lunch was very welcome after all the
discussions. By giving the children a voice, they can make a difference for others. It was really good
and we all said 'thank you' to the dinner staff for all their hard work this year. We could see that on
the second lap they were all hurting and team support again came in to lift their spirits and
strengthen their resolve. The away day was very informative and the School Development Plan from
last year was reviewed and the new SDP was introduced. We encourage them to teach their teddies,
practise the spelling words taught in class by clapping out syllables, decode spelling words or redo a
previous challenging Maths problem. This term they have been learning about Phonics - how it is
taught and how they can support their children with their learning. If you are interested in attending
a parenting course like this please speak to Mrs Swailes. Two of our runners struggled with stiches
and were unable to finish. We are going to create an advertisment and then we are aiming to
complete a Power Point. Thank you to everyone for attending and sharing your thoughts and to
Yordanos and Kibreab for organising it. He made it 3 out of 3; after coming to running club on
Thursday, racing on Friday at Roundhay School and Otley on Saturday. We are a community that
values a safe environment.
You presented your manifesto to your peers and were voted in through a democratic process - well
done. They are beautiful books and buying this one has caused me to add the rest of the series to my
Amazon cart MULTIPLE times. This was followed by readings, songs from Resurrection Rock and
prayers. Children worked in mixed age groups and visited each classroom to learn about a different
superhero. He has brought us some lovely bedding plants, which were kindly donated by Headingley
Rotary, and we had a great time planting them outside. Four Pages of Cards (for a total of 16 cards)
about St. Our winners this half term are: Raheem, Ebony-Rae, Henos, Abigail, Belul, Noah and Even
- Congratulations. You can read them in class or copy and paste them into a word document. Bring
on the semis. A big thank you to Mr. Robertson and Sam for their commitment and continual support
of the team. The next race is on Saturday 15 th October in Otley. The children used the letters in the
word Harvest to explore different ideas such as how some people do not have enough to eat and
how important it is to share with others. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest.
Children across school had learned a poem by heart and performed it in their class. On a global level,
we are producing a PowerPoint presentation, all about climate change, rising water levels and the
impact on humans and animals. He was awesome and never gave up - you did St Peter’s proud Sam.
Mrs Pinches sent us a fantastic video she has put together of this very special event. We are a
community that values a safe environment. Girls are taught comprehensive study skills techniques
every year in relation to type and amount of work that will be tested. Everyone finished and two of
our runners got top 30 positions. We are creating our own currency, flag, leaders and government.
How could you become a leader in your church today. The votes for each class will be counted by
Miss Comrie (in 'top secret') and the results will be announced in this Friday's whole school
assembly, by Mrs Holliday. There were raffles, guess how many sweets in the jar, guess the name of
the teddy, goalie challenges, skipping challenges and lots of buns and biscuits. For the first time ever,
we even had enough runners to enter a team event. Well done to all of the 164 children who attended
school EVERY DAY in November. Liyana led the way with a new found confidence and focus. I’m
so pleased that our girls have been ever presents in our side, that Henos forced his way into the team
after joining our school in the autumn and that Joshua earnt a place in the side towards the end of the
year. Lakeisha did us proud, finishing in 4th place meaning she now goes on to a county wide
competition, which will be in March - Congratulations Lakeisha. We enjoy having the Room one's
around as they are our first priority (choice) to practise on. The children all behaved really well and
walked a long way.