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Discipleship Liturgy/Baptism of Our Lord 9.1.23

  • January 9, 2023
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Year 6 chaplaincy team
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Year 6 Chaplaincy Team led a lovely liturgy this morning all about discipleship. We held a pebble and thought about how special we are to God and how much he loves us. Our Mission for this week is to be a good disciple by showing someone love and kindness.

How did you show love and kindness this week. Please let me know in the comments below.

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5 comments
  1. Year1 says:
    January 13, 2023 at 6:50 am

    Year1 have tried to show discipleship this week in their actions as well as in their words.

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  2. year 4 says:
    January 13, 2023 at 12:29 pm

    In year 4 we have been talking about how we can carry out acts of Discipleship here in school. Our Kindness Detectives have observed lots of nice things this week – people helping each other on the playground, asking if someone is ok? Celia said that she had seen Jack acting as a Disciple by helping his friend in maths when he was unsure of how to answer his question. We discussed how this would have made the child feel and why this was a good thing to do. This week we have talked about how we should always carry out actions with a loving heart to be a true disciple. Daniel said someone was being a good disciple when they helped him with his tag belt in rugby.

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  3. Year 6 says:
    January 13, 2023 at 2:38 pm

    I helped my sister to build her last piece of lego that she got for Christmas – Anais
    I showed love and kindness to my brother because this morning he was a bit upset that he wasn’t coming to school so I gave him my phone to play with as a distraction and made sure he was okay – Janelle
    On Thursday, my sister couldn’t reach the peg to put her coat on so I helped her – Amelie
    I accepted an offer from Helen-Jane to draw some new characters for her book – Julia
    I helped my dad by making my bed instead of him having to do it – Ioan
    I helped my mum make a cupboard under the TV – Joel
    This morning, Anais and Brooke asked me to help them to practise their spellings so I helped them both – Shaun
    I helped my sister do her laundry as she was in a rush – Zarah
    Yesterday, I gave my sister some tips on drawing – Ivica
    Yesterday, my mum needed a glass of water so I got some for her – Helen-Jane
    Last night, I helped mum to cook the dinner – Molly
    I showed love because my little sister asked if she could lay down on me so I let her – Kori

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  4. Reception Class says:
    January 13, 2023 at 4:26 pm

    These were some of the ways reception class showed love and kindness this week.

    Marlowe gave money to someone who was homeless,
    Bllue, Ariya and Amelie were spotted being really helpful by cleaning up a mess that had been left by someone else.
    Amelie said that Emily had said nice things to her.
    Lulu played with someone who was feeling sad.

    We sang a song called ‘Love One Another’.

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  5. Year 3 says:
    January 13, 2023 at 4:39 pm

    This week in year 3, we have shown that we are good disciples because we have;

    ‘Invited others to play our games when they did not have someone to play with’
    ‘Been good friends to one another by helping someone up when they had fell over and made sure that they where okay’
    ‘Helping one another with our work’

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