A Guide to our Primary school activities

An outline of our work is below....

        

                     

The work is going well in primary schools. We have been following the SEAL themes in many schools – this term is entitled “It’s good to be me” – we’ve looked at Daniel, Jesus’ healings and Paul and Silas in prison to name a few stories.  In lunch clubs we have been looking at the story of Pilgrims Progress, with a different chapter each week. Many children have really enjoyed acting out the story and thinking about how it relates to their lives. Next term it looks like Hannah may be creating a series entitled “God’s got talent” – watch this space!

Future assemblies

We’re hoping for some more assemblies in Stoke Hill. They have shelved their whole school assemblies for the moment (reasons unknown) but are happy for us to do year group assemblies – one we’ve done in year 5 so far. It would be good to get more in but they are harder and a bit more complex to book and we have had to seek out teachers- so prayers for good communication there would be good. We still haven’t been contacted by Montgomery Primary School – despite them saying that they want us and will get back to us. Our plan is to hold off contacting them again and wait for them to get back to us when they’ve settled into their new school building and have finished Ofsted. We’ve had this suggested by Gudrun – a former teacher at the school and now one of our associates!

R.E. lessons and year 6 transition lessons

Top prize goes to Ladysmith Junior School for already booking in the MOUSE project (year 6 transition package, lessons)! We’re hoping for more as we write to schools to offer it, after Easter. Again the plan is, to present the assemblies and lessons with secondary school ICE workers, as we’ve done for many years.

We are also hoping for R.E. lessons, especially in Whipton Barton who are quite keen to get us in again.

Wings of Faith

We had a great time visiting Pinhoe, St Sidwell’s and Brampford Speke for assemblies. We looked at how God has made all creation unique and special just like the birds-we are all made for a purpose!  They are very happy to be used again and we are sure other schools would love to have them!

Brampford Speke                         Jacquie       Fortnightly, Mon

Exwick           Jacquie and Audrey           Monthly, Mon          Weekly, Mon                

The work is going well in primary schools. We have been following the SEAL themes in many schools – this term is entitled “It’s good to be me” – we’ve looked at Daniel, Jesus’ healings and Paul and Silas in prison to name a few stories.  In lunch clubs we have been looking at the story of Pilgrims Progress, with a different chapter each week. Many children have really enjoyed acting out the story and thinking about how it relates to their lives. Next term it looks like Hannah may be creating a series entitled “God’s got talent” – watch this space!

Future assemblies

We’re hoping for some more assemblies in Stoke Hill. They have shelved their whole school assemblies for the moment (reasons unknown) but are happy for us to do year group assemblies – one we’ve done in year 5 so far. It would be good to get more in but they are harder and a bit more complex to book and we have had to seek out teachers- so prayers for good communication there would be good. We still haven’t been contacted by Montgomery Primary School – despite them saying that they want us and will get back to us. Our plan is to hold off contacting them again and wait for them to get back to us when they’ve settled into their new school building and have finished Ofsted. We’ve had this suggested by Gudrun – a former teacher at the school and now one of our associates!

R.E. lessons and year 6 transition lessons

Top prize goes to Ladysmith Junior School for already booking in the MOUSE project (year 6 transition package, lessons)! We’re hoping for more as we write to schools to offer it, after Easter. Again the plan is, to present the assemblies and lessons with secondary school ICE workers, as we’ve done for many years.

We are also hoping for R.E. lessons, especially in Whipton Barton who are quite keen to get us in again.

Wings of Faith

We had a great time visiting Pinhoe, St Sidwell’s and Brampford Speke for assemblies. We looked at how God has made all creation unique and special just like the birds-we are all made for a purpose!  They are very happy to be used again and we are sure other schools would love to have them!