St Edmund's Catholic Primary School and Nursery
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We enjoyed celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Science Week with the theme of Time launching our whole school participation of The Big Plastic Count during assembly explaining how plastic degrades so slowly over time that reducing plastic waste is urgent for our planet. https://t.co/3MxCz3cGuI
The anti-bullying ambassadors are applying for their community badge, through the Princess Diana awards, they have to work within their church, school and local community. As it is Lent they decided to help others in need by organising donations for the local food bank. https://t.co/wvTlYdJR3y
May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields, And, until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of his hand. Happy St Patrick’s Day to you on Sunday 17th March https://t.co/W0OQQwLfvD
Children from Y5/6 represented us at a netball tournament at Barn Elms. They were excited to have the opportunity to play against so many schools, and played fantastically . They won a number of their matches. Well done to you all! https://t.co/7V3mswp2s4
St Richard Reynolds and the Sing Out! Choir joined forces with students from local schools to present a performance of Bob Chilcott's A Little Jazz Mass at St Mary's Church Twickenham. It was an amazing experience and we were incredibly proud of them. Congratulations girls! https://t.co/tzRAQq1xFi
Year 6 loved performing their line dances yesterday to year 4, and enjoyed being in costumes too #primaryschool #linedancing https://t.co/wcfPsOhMEy
Lord, we thank You for the love You have poured out on us through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. May His resurrection be a source of inspiration and renewal for us all. Help us to grasp the depth of your love and the power of redemption. Amen.
Thank you to Year 4 children and staff for preparing and leading a beautiful Easter Passion service yesterday. It was a very moving service and helped everyone in their preparation for Easter, reminding us that Jesus loved us so much that he gave up his life for us.
The winners of the PA Duck Race were announced in assembly this week. Well done to our overall winner and also to our second place winner (1P) and third place winner (6W).
This pupil received an award for her poem in the 50th Anniversary Whitton Library story writing competition! She found out about the competition after seeing it in the school newsletter, Well done!!!
Richmond Arts were delighted to receive over 400 wonderful entries which were all thoroughly enjoyed by the judging panel. Two pupils from St Edmund's were finalists, alongside the Mayor of Richmond and the author Anthony Horowitz, one pupil finalist pictured with a piece called 'Starting Over' and the other pupils piece was entitled 'The love and dedication for the game'. Congratulations to both.
Year 5 have had a Greek activity day. They have read different Greek myths, performed Greek dances with Dansicality, made olive wreaths and competed in a very wet Olympics. They finished the day painting Greek pots and inventing their own mythical creatures.
