The Kingdom of God is a place of peace, justice, and love. It is a place where everyone is welcome and everyone is loved. The Kingdom of God is not a place that we will find on a map, but it is a way of…

The Church needs young people's voices, involvement, and leadership for it to grow and we are all called to be young in our outlook and our attitude so we can live life to the full.

We remember the sacrifices of Jesus and we remember those who have passed away, their love and influence continuing to shape us. Remembrance is a way to honour our past, cherish our present, and hope for our future.

In our faith, remembrance is more than just remembering the past; it's about keeping our connection to God and to our loved ones alive.

Accompaniment is the act of walking with someone on their journey. It is how we, as followers of Christ, show support and love for others. We are called to accompany others on their journey of faith, both in good times and in bad, just as…

This week's word of the week is Poverty and it links with Catholic Social Teaching when we are reminded that we need to have a preferential option for the poor.

In the Catholic faith, we are called to care for the poor and to work to alleviate poverty.

Also, as our word of the Week is 'Rosary' we thought it would be good for everyone to come together this week in shared prayer across the school to pray for some really important things in our world.

The word of the week is “Solidarity”.  Solidarity is a principle of Catholic Social Teaching. This means that it is rooted in scripture and writings of the church by leaders and saints. 

In the Catholic faith, we are called to be in solidarity with the poor and the marginalised. Even if we have not met a person, our faith creates an obligation to support them because we are all interconnected.