Mr Horne organised it and said: “It has been a superb success. Pupils have enjoyed experiencing different faith beliefs, perspectives and different spiritual expressions that exist in our community."
Year 7-9 pupils came off timetable to take part in Bollywood dancing, Sikh drumming and Buddhist and Christian Meditation on Interfaith Day, which was a celebration of all the lived faiths in our community.
Yesterday it was time for the anchor to move onto its new home at St. Mary's Primary school. Mission Leaders joined Mrs. Williams and Mr. Preston to celebrate the event.
The final Faith Trail with year 8. A resounding success with pupils learning so much about the features in both the Ghausia Mosque and St. John's RC Church. Thank you to all involved once more
Our Year 4 Chaplains delivered the Anchor of Hope to @BTRCCinfo . It was wonderful to be met by our ex pupil Danni who is Head Girl this year @RomeroCAT1
Today we look forward to welcoming St. Johns and the anchor. Pupils in KS3 have been looking at the idea of Hope and writing their own prayers of Hope in this year of the Jubilee.
Fantastic Faith Trails today with year 8. A big thank you to everyone involved in the planning especially the Ghausia Mosque and St. John's RC Church.
Pupils have explored different features as well as learning about the importance of Faith buildings in the community.
Every form has been assigned Cardinals in the upcoming Conclave. They will be praying that they are guided by the Holy Spirit in making their choice for the future Pope.