This week in Year 6 we finished our work on the Kingdom of Benin. We considered the future of artefacts that were taken by the Victorians and explored how and why the empire fell apart….
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Advent is Here!
The word ‘advent’ means ‘coming’. Advent is a time of preparation for the celebration of the birth of Jesus. In school, we marked the start of Advent this Sunday with special assemblies on the lower…
Read MoreVisit to Westminster Cathedral
This week, our Pupil Chaplaincy Team and Prayer Leaders attended a special Advent carol service at Westminster Cathedral. During the service, we listened to Angel Gabriel who narrated the Christmas story. Each part of the…
Read MoreAlways Remember, Never Forget
On Friday, our Pupil Chaplaincy team led a reverent Remembrance Assembly for Key Stage 1. Our readings, prayer and a recitation of the poem ‘In Flanders Fields’ helped us all to understand why it is…
Read MoreCelebration Mass at St. Albans Abbey: attended by our Pupil Chaplains & Prayer Leaders
The St Albans and St. Stephen’s Catholic Primary School Pupil Chaplains and Prayer Leaders attended a celebration Mass today at St. Albans Cathedral to mark 40 years of the Catholic Mass being celebrated at the…
Read MoreIt’s Another Harvest Festival
Our Pupil Chaplaincy Team helped Father John to lead our Harvest Festival Celebrations on the upper and lower sites. We thought about the work that farmers do and thanked God for the good things that…
Read MoreWelcome Mass led by Year 4
We celebrated the start of a new School year and welcomed everyone back to School with a lovely Mass in Ss Alban & Stephen Church during which our new Pupil Leaders received a special blessing….
Read MoreSt Teresa’ House Celebration
On Monday, St Teresa’s House celebrated their patron saint with a beautiful service together and a special playtime. It was lovely to see all of the children looking bright and colourful in their House colour…
Read MoreWe remember the Sisters of Mercy who founded our School
The Sisters of Mercy are an international order of Catholic women founded in 1831 by Sister Catherine McAuley in Dublin. In 1899, the Sisters of Mercy came to St Albans and opened a special rest…
Read MoreSt Bernadette’s Feast Day
On Friday, everyone in St Bernadette’s House gathered together to celebrate the feast-day of St Bernadette and learn more about their patron saint. Everyone wore green (the House colour) and the prayer table was decorated…
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