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Theme of the week: Discipleship. In this week’s Gospel, Jesus begins His mission by calling ordinary people to follow Him. Walking by the Sea of Galilee, He invites fishermen to leave behind what they know and they respond immediately, trusting Him and stepping forward in faith.
Discipleship is about listening for Jesus’ call and having the courage to say yes. Jesus doesn’t call us because we’re perfect, but because He sees our potential.
Being a disciple means choosing to follow Jesus in our everyday lives, learning from Him and striving to live with love, courage, and service. #reflection
Theme of the week: Recognising Jesus. In the Gospel, John the Baptist recognises Jesus as the Lamb of God and points Him out to others. This reminds us that recognising Jesus is more than seeing, it’s understanding who He is and how He is present in our lives.
We are invited to recognise Jesus in kindness, truth, forgiveness, and love, and in ourselves and others when we choose compassion and care. When we do, we help share His light with the world. 🕯️ #FaithInAction
A fantastic start to the Wirral Cup for our Year 8 boys football team with a dominant 5-1 victory away at South Wirral. Goals from Taylor L, Cameron W and Caiden C. A superb performance from start to finish. Onto the next round!
Theme of the week: We Are Chosen and Called. This week’s Gospel reminds us of a powerful moment at the River Jordan. As Jesus is baptised by John, the Holy Spirit descends and God’s voice is heard: “This is my Son, whom I love.”
In that moment, Jesus is revealed as chosen and called for a special mission. It’s also a beautiful reminder for each of us. God knows us personally, loves us deeply, and calls us by name. 💙
Just as Jesus was chosen, we too are chosen, to live with purpose, to use our gifts, and to make a positive difference in the world around us. This Gospel encourages us to listen for God’s voice in our own lives and to respond with trust and courage, just as Jesus did. #reflection
Last term, Mr Murray’s WJEC PE class were introduced to the exciting sport of Kin-Ball. A huge well done to Jack, Alfie, Fin, Poppy and Harrison, who showed excellent leadership by confidently introducing the sport to their peers and helping others get involved. 👏 Big thank you to Wirral School Games for their fantastic support and for lending the Kin-Ball equipment to the school.
Many thanks to Father Michael who joined us today to celebrate the Mass of the Epiphany. It was a beautiful and reflective service, reminding us of hope, light, and the joy of the season. #Epiphany 🙏✨
Theme of the week: Good News. In our Gospel reading we hear the story of the Epiphany. The Wise Men, also known as the Magi, followed a bright star on a long journey to Bethlehem to honour the newborn Jesus. They brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh as signs of love and respect for the new King.
This story reminds us that Jesus came for everyone, no matter where they are from, and that God’s love is for the whole world 🌍💫 The visit of the Wise Men is Good News because it shows that Jesus brings hope, light and joy to all people.
Just like the Magi, we are invited to recognise this Good News and share it with others through kindness, generosity and love 🤍✨
We are really looking forward to welcoming back all students on Tuesday. #springterm #welcomeback #community