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Justice Liturgy – Year 5 – 13.2.23

  • February 13, 2023
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YEar 5 Chaplaincy team – Theme JUstice
we all had time to hold a pebble and think just like the pebble we are all different and how we should treat everyone the same. The children placed the pebble back into the bowl after to remind ourselves we are all different and special.
After hearing the gospel of the ten commandments the children had a think about why we have rules and what rules we have in school.

Thinking of our theme Justice our mission for this week is to show justice by treating everyone with kindness and respect. Let me know how you lived out our mission this week.

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3 comments
  1. Year1 says:
    February 17, 2023 at 8:09 am

    Year 1 have been thinking about how we are all God’s children, all different and all special. We have tried to be kind and fair to everyone this week 🙂

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  2. Year 6 says:
    February 17, 2023 at 10:28 am

    Yesterday, at the football, because we didn’t have a goalkeeper, I had to go in goal. For the last match, Sadie said that she would go in goal for me so that I could have a chance to play on the field – Molly
    On Tuesday, me and my sister had pizza for dinner so my mum cut the pizza equally and therefore made sure that we were both treated equally – Helen-Jane
    Yesterday, at the football, someone on the other team got fouled so I helped them up – Janelle
    Earlier this week, Molly gave me something to look forward to in the February half term by inviting me to her sleepover – Anais
    I showed justice this week because when we got a new game, I made sure that my siblings all had an equal amount of time on it – Kori
    This morning, I helped my sister to clear out her wardrobe because she was in a rush – Zarah
    My mum’s friend helped us this week because both of our cars are broken – Joel
    Every morning, I say hello to the person that I pass – Ivica
    Reid and his mum showed justice because before I went home yesterday, his mum said that we could go on a walk – Ioan
    We all showed kindness and respect yesterday by listening and respecting the helpers on our trip – Amelie
    This morning, my sister helped me to choose out my outfit for non-school uniform day – Kaley
    Tom Scudamore showed lots of kindness yesterday by signing all of our race cards before he went and raced on a horse – Mrs Astill

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  3. Mrs Johnson says:
    February 17, 2023 at 1:46 pm

    Seth – When I was upset Isabelle came to ask me what the matter was. Isabelle lived out the mission.
    Orla – Today when Lilah hurt herself we helped her when she fell down.
    Eireanna – Yesterday when my sister was swimming I help her get ready for my Mum. Then I helped with my brother.
    Ayomi – Yesterday Eloise was crying and we helped her.

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