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This Spring term we have been looking at the ‘I am’ statements that Jesus said about himself and asking what exactly we think he was meaning by them. For example, when he said, ‘I am the way’, did he mean there was only one way,
what if you left the path could you return to it? When Jesus said, ‘I am the bread of life’, some of the children suggested that he was the main spiritual food that would fill you up. We had some interesting discussions, followed by making our own ‘bread’ in the shape of pancakes, being February and with Lent approaching, we thought this would be fun.
It’s lovely seeing the children grow in confidence and acceptance of each other’s ideas and joining in with prayers.There have been so many unusual bird records recently I decided that I needed to formulate a rationale to explain their …
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The recent heatwave has seen us take to the field 7 times since the last report . We have sweated our way to four wins …
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Guess what? We’ve taken a giant leap into the future at the community shop—using an AI app to record and produce our …
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On an island high above Newquay’s beach perches a house. You can rent it for your holiday – your own private domain for …
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Footpath on Hillside
EDDC have finally replaced the handrail at the bottom of the footpath down from Hillside, after …
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