Prayer Resources. All Saints’ – Learning!

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Learning!

We come to school to learn, but we learn so much more than you can ever find in a text book. We learn

how to live and grow as people, we learn about Jesus and we learn about ourselves. Think about the biggest

lessons you’ve learnt in your life and how you’ve changed because of them. What could you learn this week

about your faith?

Notices

Welcome to everyone on your first full week of this academic year.  Over the next few weeks you’ll be getting lots of information about the extra curricular groups you can join.  Be sure to get involved in as much as possible, it’s a great way to make friends and get the most out of your time here at All Saints’!

This week:

  • We have our first mass taking place in the drama hall during form-time on Friday – all are welcome!
  • Sixth form:  Lourdes letters are outside Vicki’s office if you’re interested in joining the team!

 

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We start with the Sign of the Cross.

We end by making the Sign of the Cross.

 

We start with the Sign of the Cross.

As we welcome loads of new members of the All Saints’ family its important that we get to know each other.

To be able to fully welcome people we need to get to know them. In your forms now take some time to answer this questions:

Favourite colour?

Favourite food?

The best memory over the summer holiday?

The thing you are most looking forward to this year?

How can we act out our faith to welcome others?

Let us know your answers in the comments below.  Remember to start your comments with your school and then form group 🙂

 We end by making the Sign of the Cross.

 

We start with the Sign of the Cross.  

Click on the Liturgical colour wheel link below.  Take a look at the wheel.  You will see that, like the academic year, it doesn’t run from January to December. The liturgical year begins with Advent.  Nominate someone in your from group who will now make sure that all of the resouces that should be on your form board are there.  Have you got your:

  1. Picture of the Pope and Bishop
  2. Your Mission statement and Mission prayer. 
  3. Is your liturgical colour wheel up and your arrow pointing to the right time of year?

What is our liturgical colour at the moment?

*liturgical colour wheel*

Consider why you think it is this colour and what it means?  Don’t worry if you don’t know, you’ll be given some explanation during tomorrow’s collective worship.

We end with the Sign of the Cross.

 

We start with the Sign of the Cross.  

Yesterday you were asked to consider what the liturgical colour meant?  Lets take a look at what Chuck says!  The colours can be a little confusing…

 

So, in simple terms:

Purple = Preperation

White = Celebration

Green = Growth.

 

 

We end with the Sign of the Cross.

We start with the Sign of the Cross.

As always we take time in our week to listen to Sunday’s Gospel.

How can we learn from our mistakes and ask God for strength and guidance? Can we learn to drop everything, follow Jesus and be a disciple?

 

 

 

 

 

We end with the Sign of the Cross.

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36 Responses

  1. All Saints’ 11-APR
    Food – Tikka, crisps, Chinese food, mostly unhealthy things unfortunately.
    Summer memory – sleeping and going to Paris!
    We will help others by getting to know them better and looking out for each other when we are down,

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  3. All Saints’ 6HKN
    We are going to be more aware of the people around us. We will help people in lesons who are findiing things difficult, we will open doors to people as they pass by and show respect for all of our peers and our teachers, setting a good example to students lower down the school.

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  4. Year 8 DHS
    We be kind by smiling at eachother, holding the door open for someone, using manners, saying hi to someone you don’t talk to usually, congratulating someone when they do something good, help eachother when we are struggling with something, making sure someone is ok when they are hurt.

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  5. All Saints 9BDS
    We will always look out for each other, especially if someone is feeling down and if they are struggling
    At home and at school we can help out where we can to make life easier for others
    Don’t be mean to anyone because you don’t know how they are feeling, show respect
    If you see someone by themselves in the canteen, put yourself in their shoes! You would like someone to come and talk to you, so you should do the same.
    Ask people if they are ok, it never hurts to ask people how they are.
    There are so many ways to show kindness.

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  6. 10GSL.
    We show our love for God by:
    – Help and support eachother, in lessons, in our community
    – Helping the elderly and nature in the community
    – Be kind to our teachers, particularly new/cover teachers to make them feel welcome at All Saints and show them that we are respectful

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  7. All Saints 10 CWN Friday- Be kind: Hold the door for people, use good manners.

    Allegiance to God: Pray to God, attending mass, take part in collective worship.

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  8. We show our love for God by:
    praying for others
    doing the right thing, even when it is hard
    respected all those we meet
    helping those in need
    showing kindness

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  9. All Saints’ 11JHA
    How can we learn from our mistakes and ask God for strength and guidance?
    – We need to own up to our mistakes and be prepared to take the consequences.
    – We need to be prepared to make amends for our mistakes.
    Can we learn to drop everything, follow Jesus and be a disciple?
    – To be kind, show mercy and respect to others.

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  10. 11JSY
    Prayer at the start and end of the day
    We are respectful to everybody
    We all contribute to collective worship every day
    We are presentable
    We carry ourselves in an appropriate manner
    We are kind to each other
    We are role models for Y7s, we show them how to be respectful and show their love for God
    We speak to others with respect
    We are calm and patient when faced with challenges

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  11. In general our forms favourite colour is blue BUT Miss Merrington loves pink!

    Some of our favourite foods are: Sunday dinner, Mexican, Chinese, Apples and Watermelons.

    A selection of our best memories over the summer holiday are:
    Visiting new places, preparing to come to a new school, traveling and going on holiday, Camping, Playing with friends and family.

    We are looking forward to:
    Design and Tech lessons
    Experiments in Science.
    Lockerbrooke.
    History and learning about the past.
    PE
    Learning about GCSE courses.
    PA and being in the plays.

    How can we act out our faith to welcome others?
    We can be thinking about how we will fulfil our organised act of kindness this week.

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  12. 8spo
    Blue
    Pizza
    Swam with string rays, back flip off a cliff, holiday in turkey, swam sharks and dolphin, watched bgt,went to Czech rupblic
    Paris trip, Cruise, Options, Charlie in Panto
    Helping year 7s, be nice to peeps, smile at someone, give compliments,

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  13. 7-SGR
    We have too many favourite colours; we love them all!
    We love chocolate, KFC, pasta, burgers and watermelon and pizza.
    We are looking forward to getting involved with different sports clubs and using new equipment; meeting new people; improving ones sense of discipline; eating mac n cheese with our friends; becoming part of the AS community; make new friends; sporting events; the school band.
    We are always going to do our HWK; go to mass; we are going to feel grateful for all our friends; we are going to SMILE!
    xxx

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  15. All Saints’ 11JSY
    Colour – The WHOLE rainbow
    Food – EVERYTHING but Sunday dinner/roast in particular
    Memory – Pride, hiding in the caravan when it was raining, actually seeing my family, Spain, Croatia, Glasgow
    Looking forward to – Prom, Skegness, 16th birthdays, London in April, Christmas (dinner), 2 weeks in October, Scarborough in October
    Our faith – be kind and helpful to younger years, follow the All Saints’ Way, donate to charity (shoebox appeal), help the elderly

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  17. 6-ERS are very excited for a new school year and for the future. They will adopt the All Saints Way “Treat others as you wish to be treated” and help younger pupils.

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  18. All Saints’ 8DHS: We help others by supporting them if they do not understand something/ we direct them towards the answer/ develop their confidence by motivational words/ by asking questions. by always providing help.
    We learn by asking questions or for support/ by our mistakes/ writting information down/ not being afraid/ listening and not interupting others.

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  19. All Saints 8OVY
    As a form 8 OVY think an important skill that we learn at school is socialising and making new friends. As a form we will make a conscious effort to speak to and socialise with people that we see around school that are lonely or don’t have anyone to talk to. We will also make an effort in form and around school to get to know people in our classes that we haven’t made an effort with yet.

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  20. All Saints’ 11JSH
    We all enjoyed our holidays and are looking forward to the prom. Our most popular favourite colours are red and blue and we have a student who loves sushi!

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  21. All Saints’ 11DAN
    Below are our most popular answers:

    Favourite colour? Red

    Favourite food? Roast dinner

    The best memory over the summer holiday? Going to a singing competition and coming in 2nd. Going out for a meal with just friends.

    The thing you are most looking forward to this year?
    Going to Thailand
    Prom
    Doing a scuba course
    Christmas

    How can we act out our faith to welcome others?
    Pray for them
    Think of others during collective worship
    Help those who are struggling.

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  23. 11 DSA All Saints’ Success in the exams, relative’s weddings and bithdays.
    Showing love and care, treating them as we would want to be treated

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  24. 10JWN
    Our favourite colours are blue and pink. We love to eat takeaways with the occasional salad.
    We will be respectful to all, and embrace our differences by making the sign of the cross in different languages.

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  25. All Saints’ 11 JHA

    The best memory over the summer holiday?
    – Sleeping and recovering from a hard Y10
    – Exploring new places
    – Visiting family
    – Spending time in nature

    The thing you are most looking forward to this year?
    – Leaving school after a successful year
    – Getting good GCSEs
    – Prom

    How can we act out our faith to welcome others?
    – Pray
    – To follow God’s teachings and ‘love thy neighbour’
    – Treat people with respect and kindness
    – Be patient with others and yourself

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  26. All Saints 11JHA
    – Focus on the task without being distracted
    – Help and guide Y7
    – If my target is a 6 I will aim for what is needed for a 7

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  27. 9 JRE All Saints’

    We are all going to work hard showing people kindness and respect.
    Any new memeber at All Saints’ will be greeted with a smile and asked if they are ok.
    We will be showing resilience in our lessons to achieve the best possible grades.

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  29. All Saints 9JRE
    As a form we will be vigilant and encouraging all new members at All Saints’
    We support anyone who needs help-if they are lost we will guide them to their classes.
    Everyday we will be; respectful, polite and kind.

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  30. Learn to be active listeners
    Listen more to friends
    Learn to control our unwanted behaviour
    How to take an active role in lesson

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  31. All Saints’ 11JSY
    2+2=4 🙂
    We want to learn how to use our new All Saints’ Absolute sheets successfully.
    We want to help Year 7 students around school and be good role models.
    We want to learn to be organised and ready to learn so we can follow the All Saints’ Way.
    We (some students in particular) want to get in to a healthy routine including the right amount of sleep and a healthy diet.
    REVISE from Alex N and Cian S.
    Mrs Spiby wants to learn her timetable and more of her Y7 students’ names!

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  33. This week we will be trying to learn to:

    create an effective revision timetable
    revise and prepare for exams
    encourage others to prepare
    forgive and encourage others
    motivate others
    help others revise
    revise using tips from others
    look after ourselves

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  34. All Saints’ 11JHA
    – Be more attentive in lessons
    – Focus on that task at hand without becoming distracted
    – If my target is a six I’m going to aim for the seven criteria
    – Help and guide Y7s
    – Begin revision early

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  35. As a form 9ANS (All Saints’) will be trying our best to help the new students in school and point them or show them around school.
    We would also all like to make a positive start to our new school year – especially as it’s our GCSE year!

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  36. All Saints 7 MCE
    We will talk to people that seem to be lonely or left out.
    We will help people find where their lessons are.
    We will pay our respects to our teachers just as the disciples did with Jesus.

    Reply

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