Six Catholic Primary Schools in Plymouth working together for the betterment of our children and our world. Part of Plymouth CAST Multi-Academy Trust.
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Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
We’ve had a fabulous day today celebrating the feast of the Sacred Heart. We pray that next year we’ll celebrate as a full school with covid as a distant memory @Sarahhb65 @friel_raymond @PlymouthCAST @PlymouthDiocese @CathEdService
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Prayer to the Holy Spirit
Fragrance of God
breathe your sweetness into
this stale heart.
Forgiveness of God
loose the past from this
burdened heart.
Truth of God
uncover the ways of this
duplicitous heart.
Justice of God
set this dried up heart
ablaze.
#Pentecost
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Happy Glorious Easter!
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Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Be part of the national effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus. Be responsible and keep your child at home. Please share. #StayHomeSaveLives #coronavirus @CatholicCluster @Maslen @PlymouthDiocese @PlymouthCAST
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Dear schools, if you're making preparations for online resources for pupils please contact us for your @eChalk and eBook logins @ePlatformeBooks
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
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Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
People - that big bright thing near the moon is the Planet Venus! Go look! – at Thurmaston, England
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
A truly inspirational teachers' day with the Plymouth CAST academy schools, sharing the amazing work our students are doing to share their love of our common home. Lots of good ideas to take forward! #childrenledclimateaction #CASTacademy #laudatosi
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Can you imagine food without the taste of salt, or the world without light with which to see it by?
This week's Gospel reminds us to stay true to what is important, find our gritty, live full lives and shine forth our light into the world.
Let your salt shine!
@CatholicCluster
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
If I hear of another setting saying they've 'done' trauma training I think I shall combust!
1. It's never done. It is a constant reflection and inquiry.
2. It is not a tick box exercise. It is a way of being that requires deep exploration
3. Your trainer needs to make this clear
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
How Can we Assess Knowledge Effectively
This time, @MorgsEd shares how his #school have adapted their #assessment of knowledge to test if their #pupils understand what they have learnt or need to revisit parts.
nexus-education.com/how-can-…
#PrimaryRocks, #EduTwitter, #Marking.
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Blessings to all on this Solemnity of #ChristTheKing
"The kingdom of God is within us. Therefore when we pray that God's kingdom may come, we are praying that the kingdom of God which is within us may rise, flourish and reach its full growth" (from Vigils reading-Origen)
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Our amazingly diverse and blossoming city has made it into big press again. Go @theboxplymouth . Go @CivicCentrePL1. Go #Plymouth! 🏖️⛵️🌄🏙️🥰🥰🥰
'A remarkable hybrid city, unlike any other in the country': #Plymouth is in the news again - and there's a nice little mention of The Box at the end of this interesting article too! theguardian.com/artanddesign…
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
So following our recent Ofsted inspection under the new framework, several people have asked me to share my "deep dive" experiences as a HOD of English. Here are the slides I shared with English teachers across our trust this afternoon:
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Today's Gospel teaches that God is beyond life and death. We pray to saints & remember loved ones who have passed because to us, they still 'are' - all part of the universe itself.
Our action this week is to use all our senses to enjoy the wonderful world we have been gifted.
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Why we must end child food poverty: the child’s case. Have a look at this page from the Why End Hunger UK report out now from @churchpoverty. This is what I hear from school leaders across the country - hungry children coming to school. Ask why in #GeneralElection19 @EducareMUK
Plymouth Catholic Primary School Cluster retweeted
Teachers. 🙂 I'm exploring ways of supporting complex need & avoiding exclusion.
This may be dependent on school setting & context, but if you had a choice (& resources won't stretch to both) which would you choose to support behaviour?
75%Adults in class
25%Specialist base in sch.
12 votes • Final results