Year 5 – 25/11/22 | Building the Kingdom: Oracy for Advocacy
Yesterday was the big day for our Y5s. Joining with Y5s from other Catholic schools plus members of Nicholas Breakspear, the children shared a wonderful day at the Wyllyotts Theatre, where speeches and seminars on leadership and Catholic Social Teaching were delivered as part of our Oracy for Advocacy project. The morning consisted of the children moving around in groups to listen to seminars about how their schools work for the common good. The Pope Paul seminar speakers were Amber, Lucy L, Siena and Vincent and they were fantastic, noticeably building in confidence as the morning progressed and as they delivered their talks more and more times.
The afternoon saw the 150-200 children involved congregate in the main auditorium for the main speeches. Eraldo gave a confident and persuasive speech about why we should care for our planet, and Julia gave a personal and impassioned presentation about the need for equality in this world. Both fit beautifully into our school’s mission which strives to develop leaders of the future who will help to build a better world. Listen to their speeches here:
I am so proud of all the speakers and am confident that we have fantastic future leaders in our midst!
Spelling | Log on to Spelling Shed using your EdShed login, and play a variety of games to practise this week’s spelling rule: Words ending in ‘-ably’ and ‘-ibly’
reliably terribly dependably visibly comfortably incredibly possibly sensibly horribly legibly |
KS2 Advent Service | Please learn the words in bold on this blog post off by heart. |
Westminster Cathedral Advent Carol Service | Please practise the carols that we sung today for our special trip to Westminster Cathedral next Wednesday. Find the blog post here. |