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At Archbishop Cranmer our commitment to R.E. and to our vision statement is translated in to practice and we have a quality enrichment programme to support our learning which means our vision statement is lived out in our daily lives. We aim for children to become excellent Christian role models for the future world and we are inclusive and respectful whilst celebrating global diversity.
With the Christian values and vision as the driving force of all we do, we desire to do something that will be remembered and make a significant difference in the big picture of our children’s lives, now in and in the future so it is also our mission that we work in partnership with one another “ to establish the work of our hands”. This means that our school community also connects our ethical and charitable activities to our vision and values and we provide many opportunities for all pupils to engage in social action and understand how they can tackle injustice.
See some of our “R.E.in Action” here.
January 2020
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December 2019
Empowering a generation of young people to transform society.
Through our commitment to The Archbishop of York Youth Trust, we are developing opportunities for our Year 5 pupils to grow in leadership, faith and character.
November 2019
This month we have supported the Samaritan's Purse Operation Christmas Child charity. The mission of Operation Christmas Child is to show God's love in a tangible way to children in need around the world, and together with the local church worldwide, to share the good news of Jesus Christ. We opened our doors to become a collection point for the local community and were delighted to send off 144 shoebox gifts.
We joined in with Joe Wicks 'Morning Move' to raise awareness for Children In Need 2019 #CourageousAdvocates
We welcomed students from Nottingham Trent University to support us raise awareness on the rising threats and dangers of plastic pollution to human life and the environment . We created this beautiful display from our community collection of plastic bottle tops which will help remind us to maintain awareness and Beat Plastic Pollution
The whole school took part in a Plastic Awareness Day.
They watched video clips of young environmentalists, debated as a character from a coastal town suffering from plastic pollution and became journalists in order to create their final piece of a newspaper report.
Class 6 engaged in a debate to answer the questions ‘Why do oceans matter?’ and ‘How can we prevent the plastic pollution of our oceans?’ After learning about the impact of plastics in our oceans, Class 2 were set a challenge to try to clean some dirty water thinking about hope and aspirations for the future. They were given a range of equipment to help them, but worked well in teams to rise to the challenge.
Our Young Leaders held a whole school assembly to promote Anti-bullying week. They also organised for everyone to wear odd socks to celebrate what makes us unique!
October 2019
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June 2019
The whole school took part in Thy Kingdom Come Global Prayer event. Some of the things we did:
May