Happy May Day! The week has flown past again and hopefully you've all been finding enough things to keep the family busy and occupied.
Mrs Lindfield's reading of Mog today was delightful and on Monday, we have a surprise visitor reading the Story of the Day - it will be live on the website/ YouTube at 6am! Also starting next week, Mrs Metcalfe will be reading "The Twits" by Roald Dahl and as it's a longer story, she will upload one section every day.
This Sunday is traditionally known as Good Shepherd Sunday, when the gospel moves from the physical events of the resurrection to starting to prepare for Jesus' ascension into heaven and the birth of the church. The focus is on Jesus as the shepherd who looks after his flock - attached is a family liturgy service you may wish to use. Why not join a live-stream Mass on Sunday - here is the link to Liverpool Catholic Cathedral, the first cathedral built in England in the new style: https://www.liverpoolmetrocathedral.org.uk/
Our little group of children at school with Miss Waters have come up with a great challenge for you all! Watch it here and then send in your responses. They would love to see if you can do it as well as them.
Everybody Worries
This is a lovely picture book with a reassuring message about the coronavirus situation. You can download it free here:
Why not catch a musical?
Although there are no live audiences for shows at the moment, you can still watch live musical online! This website gives you a list of what's on when:
Online Safety
Internet Matters have created brand new online resources and advice to support families adjusting to a “new normal” following the measures taken to stop the spread of coronavirus. Information on how to socialise safely online, staying active with tech and balancing screen time are just a few of the articles they have created. Follow the link to find expert advice, resources and tools to make the best use of tech.
Want some things to do as a family?
How about organising a virtual quiz with other friends and families? Here are a few sites with free quiz questions:
Thrive Resources
Mrs Mullin has attached the resources to use for Week 7.
“Stay home, stay safe and always remember tomorrow will be a good day. The sun will shine on you again and the clouds will go away”
Captain Tom (War Veteran, fundraiser and centenarian)
Have a lovely weekend,
Best wishes,
Michael Lobo - Headteacher
Suzanne Friel - Deputy Headteacher
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