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The Feast of the Ascension

  • May 13, 2021
  • Miss Bolam
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This afternoon, Mrs Darby and the Infant Chaplaincy team led a beautiful liturgy to teach us all about Jesus’ Ascension to heaven. We loved the reflective songs that helped us to think about how we can continue Jesus’ mission.

Each class received a week-long mission that they set themselves. They will show that they are a follower of Jesus.

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  • How did it make you feel?
  • What are you going to do as a result?
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3 comments
  1. Miss Cooper says:
    May 14, 2021 at 6:55 am

    “This makes me think deeply about the Ascension of Jesus and his sacrifice to us. It also made me feel calm and really relaxed.” – James
    “This Liturgy made me feel calm and I really enjoyed the music that was played for us to reflect to.” – Kacper
    “I will go out and follow in Jesus’ footsteps, which means I will help people pray everyday.” – Alysha

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  2. Miss Cotton/Mrs Morris says:
    May 14, 2021 at 12:56 pm

    What did it make you think about?
    It made me think about the sacrifice of Jesus and how his disciples may felt after losing such a close friend- Imogen

    How did it make you feel?
    It make me feel calm because I enjoyed listening to the different songs- Sophia D

    What are you going to do as a result?
    I’m going to smile at someone who is in need- Alberto
    I’m going to say good morning to my neighbour and ask how they are- Evin
    I have just moved house and I will try to make friends with my new neighbours- Lorelei

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  3. Miss Taylor says:
    May 17, 2021 at 7:49 am

    Leo: It made me think about how Jesus came down from heaven to tell the disciples how to spread the good news. Now, he comes in the form of modern day witnesses to guide us in spreading the good news.
    Josh: I am going to be a witness to the word of God like the disciples by living out what it says in the bible. Just like the word became flesh through Jesus it will through me. I don’t need to be scared because Jesus will be with me to the end of the age.
    6KT: Thank you once again for a beautiful liturgy.

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