Here is a prayer that the vicar from the parish where I live sent out in our Parish News. I thought that it was rather appropriate!

How To Plant Our Garden 

PLANT FOUR ROWS OF LETTUCE:
 1.Lettuce be kind
 2. Lettuce be patient                                                                 

3. Lettuce be faithful
4. Lettuce really love one another

PLANT FOUR ROWS OF SQUASH:
1. Squash gossip
2. Squash indifference
3. Squash grumbling
4. Squash selfishness

PLANT THREE ROWS OF PEAS:
 1. Peace of mind
 2. Peace of heart
 3. Peace of soul

NO GARDEN IS COMPLETE WITHOUT TURNIPS:
 1. Turnip to help one another

AND THYME:
1. Thyme for family
2. Thyme for friends                                                               

3. Thyme for those who need our help                                               

4. Thyme for ourselves and

5. Thyme for God

Harvest Assembly Tuesday 15th October 2019

We are asking the children to bring in an item from the ‘Shopping List’ to their classroom on  Monday 14th October, so that we can create a wonderful whole school display ready for our special Harvest Assembly. The goods will then be taken to the Hertford Food Bank by myself, Mrs Orton and some children. 

Shopping List: tinned meat    tinned fish        tinned vegetables      tinned fruit    cooking / pasta sauces

                       coffee and teabags milk          (UHT or powdered)    sugar (500g)  fruit juices (long life)

                       tinned pudding         jam            instant mashed potatoes           dried pasta and rice  cereals  

                       baked beans             soup           biscuits                      tinned tomatoes

Tuesday 24th September 2019

Six (soggy) Year 6 children, Mrs Orton and Miss George travelled to St Hugh's and St John's church in Stevenage to take part in a Taizé worship group along with several other schools from the area. The workshop was run by our very own Rev Ysmena and she introduced us all to short songs/chants that could be used in Collective Worship in school. The songs used not only English, but Greek and Latin too.

The children listened and joined in very carefully and are ready for the next step of working out how and when we can use the things they have learnt in class and whole school Collective Worship and reflection times. 

Check back soon to see how we get on with our first Taizé worship time!