Issue 34 19th June 2020 From the Gospel this weekend : 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time Cycle A Jesus assures the Twelve that God cares about them. Mahew 10:26-33 Well done to: All of the children listed below who have had a learning value certificate emailed home to them. Creative Learner Brandon B, Lydia V Matilda W, Charlie R George D, Lucy F Jason S, Erin K Aiden L Ambitious Learner Connor D, Daniel TL Aiden K, Megan P Katie C, Zachary N Bertie S, Annie C Independent Learner Evie N, Oliver M Ethan A Resilient Learner Sebastian M Appreciative Learner Stanley S Thank you to everyone, both at home and in school, for another week of amazing learning. The topic of ‘Welcome to Brighton’ seemed to hit the right note with many people. The enthusiasm and motivation towards learning continues to be strong at St Wilfrid’s Together and I am very proud of the whole school commu- nity for their commitment to the children and their education throughout this chal- lenging time. We have tried to arrange topics so that whilst it is possible to focus on different parts of the curriculum within each of them, taken together as a whole over the weeks they will also ensure coverage of a breadth of learning. We know it is not the same as learning in the usual school format, but we can see from all the different work being sent in that so much learning is happening We continue to hear a great deal from politicians and in the media about the need for children to ‘catch up’. Whilst we recognize how important it is that our school community does all it can to con- tinue to support the learning of our children at this time, I still believe ,as I said in March, that the most important aspect of all our work right now is to keep our children feeling safe and well. I have confidence that, when children can all return to school, the teaching profession will successful- ly and swiftly address the educational needs of the children and young people in their care. If the chil- dren return to school healthy and well, they will be in a better position to resume their learning in school. We, along with our partner secondary schools, will do everything we can to enable them to flourish, feel safe, well, happy and supported. I know it is difficult to stay calm at this time but please try. The calmer and more confident you are that things will be ‘alright’, the better your children will cope in the current situation and in facing the changes to come. There is no doubt that this period will have had an effect on all our lives and will continue to do so for some time to come. However, please remember that people’s ability to overcome their difficulties is always incredible and as a united school community, our strength is increased. Thank you to everyone who has started to paint these beautiful kindness rocks. It is not too late if you haven ’t done one yet. We will be asking everyone to bring them in to school when it is safe so that we can make a rock garden display. Keep painting ….!
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Issue 34 19th June 2020
From the Gospel this weekend : 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time Cycle A
Jesus assures the Twelve that God cares about them.
Matthew 10:26-33
Well done to:
All of the children listed below who have had a learning value certificate emailed home to them.
Creative Learner Brandon B, Lydia V Matilda W, Charlie R George D, Lucy F Jason S, Erin K Aiden L Ambitious Learner Connor D, Daniel TL Aiden K, Megan P Katie C, Zachary N Bertie S, Annie C Independent Learner Evie N, Oliver M Ethan A Resilient Learner Sebastian M Appreciative Learner Stanley S
Thank you to everyone, both at home and in school, for another week of amazing
learning. The topic of ‘Welcome to Brighton’ seemed to hit the right note with
many people. The enthusiasm and motivation towards learning continues to be
strong at St Wilfrid’s Together and I am very proud of the whole school commu-
nity for their commitment to the children and their education throughout this chal-
lenging time.
We have tried to arrange topics so that whilst it is possible to focus on different
parts of the curriculum within each of them, taken together as a whole over the weeks they will also
ensure coverage of a breadth of learning. We know it is not the same as learning in the usual school
format, but we can see from all the different work being sent in that so much learning is happening
We continue to hear a great deal from politicians and in the media about the need for children to
‘catch up’. Whilst we recognize how important it is that our school community does all it can to con-
tinue to support the learning of our children at this time, I still believe ,as I said in March, that the
most important aspect of all our work right now is to keep our children feeling safe and well.
I have confidence that, when children can all return to school, the teaching profession will successful-
ly and swiftly address the educational needs of the children and young people in their care. If the chil-
dren return to school healthy and well, they will be in a better position to resume their learning in
school. We, along with our partner secondary schools, will do everything we can to enable them to
flourish, feel safe, well, happy and supported.
I know it is difficult to stay calm at this time but please try. The calmer and more confident you are
that things will be ‘alright’, the better your children will cope in the current situation and in facing the
changes to come. There is no doubt that this period will have had an effect on all our lives and will
continue to do so for some time to come. However, please remember that people’s ability to overcome
their difficulties is always incredible and as a united school community, our strength is increased.
Thank you to everyone who has started to paint these beautiful kindness rocks. It is not too late if you haven’t done one yet. We will
be asking everyone to bring them in to school when it is safe so that we can make a rock garden display. Keep painting ….!
Our Faith, Our Learning and Each Other
A huge well done to Summer in Year 6 who has really good news! Summer has auditioned and earned a
place at the Central School of Ballet in London (associate programme) .
This is a fantastic achieve-
ment and now she will
have ballet lessons in Lon-
don every Saturday.
Congratulations from us
all!
Fantastic to celebrate all the learning this week in and out of school this week
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