25th January 2021
Message from Mrs Conrad And so, another action packed week has passed with the St Teresa’s girls thriving in their online lessons – enthusiastically taking part in a breadth of exciting projects and activities devised by our creative teaching team! I hope you, like me, enjoy seeing the evidence of this in our weekly bulletins. And it has been a momentous week on the global stage with the inauguration of Jo Biden on Wednesday. One of the highlights for me was Amanda Gorman, only 22 years of age, making history as the youngest inaugural poet to ever perform at a U.S. president’s swearing-in ceremony. What an inspirational role model for our girls, proving that we can all achieve our dreams if we put our mind to it. During this gloomy time of rising death rates and uncertainty (not helped by the miserable weather and storm Christoph !), I think Amanda’s closing words rally our spirits and remind us of the better times to come: The new dawn blooms as we free it. For there is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it If only we’re brave enough to be it.
This week you should have received: Years 1 to 3
Reading at home information
Years 1 to 6
One to one pastoral chats letter
Years 1 to 6
RSPB Big Garden Bird Watch information
Good News!
A Day ‘Out’ at the Fair As we can't go to visit a fair at the moment, why not follow the example of Iola and Maggie and their family? Last weekend they turned their house into a fantastic fair with disco lights and activities such as a messy bedroom treasure hunt, apple bobbing and a litter tray challenge. It looked like so much fun!