September 2019
Our class prayer area reflects that we are in Ordinary time in the Liturgical Year. It is a very special place in our classroom and reminds us that Jesus is at the heart of everything that we do.
Mission Accepted!
In our Religious Education lesson, at the start of our new school year, we reflected on our school mission,
'Christ is the centre of our school community
where we live, love and learn together.'
We thought of so many ways our class family can live, love and learn together and displayed them on our 'Mission Tree' display.
Year 3 Class Saint
St. John Vianney
The Cure d’Ars (the Parish Priest of Ars in France)
Our class Saint was the parish priest of Ayrs in France and we learned so much about him when we listened to his story. We decided he had many qualities which will inspire us this year.
St. John Vianney...
What an incredible person he was!
Why is St. John Vianney our class Saint?
St. John Vianney is the Patron Saint of priests.
His feast day is the 4th August.
Beginning our work on
'Belonging - We gather as God's family'
Team work was definitely dream work when we worked in groups to decide on what responsibilities and qualities were necessary in our school family.
Would you be a fisher of men?