St Thomas More Catholic School
God's servant first
Harvest celebrations are an important part of all schools at this time of year. Whilst it might be celebrated in a wide variety of ways, the message is the same…’let’s share what we have and are lucky to receive from others, with those who might Continue reading …
St Thomas More Catholic Staff are today participating in a Catholic Life Inset Day. The theme of our day is Our Common Home which reflects the teaching and guidance of Pope Francis on our responsibility to those we share our world with and the manner Continue reading …
During the season of Lent we focus our support on a variety of charities. This season our year groups are supporting the following charities: Further information regarding the donating process will be provided to students by form tutors.
In celebration of the start of FIFA World Cup 2022, and in reflection of the pride we have in our culturally diverse body of staff and students, we will be organising a World Day for Cultural Diversity. Students are invited to wear clothing which represent Continue reading …
Dear Parents, Carers and students, Mrs Whitehouse, Mrs Chesters, Mr Dawson and myself are taking part in the Big Sleep Out at Wolves this Friday night, from 7.00pm to 7.00am, to raise money for the work that the Good Shepherd Brothers and other vital organisations Continue reading …
Today our Year 9 SVP group joined with Father David for a service to crown Mary in this month of May.
Today is Easter Sunday, Easter is the most important day of the Christian liturgical calendar. If Christ did not rise from the dead, then all would be in vain. Easter is the day we commemorate that occasion. Click the link below for more information:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL8R158Ujp4 ‘He Continue reading …
Today is Holy Saturday, this is the day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday in the Catholic Liturgical Calendar. The day celebrates the vigil that Christ’s followers held for him outside of his tomb, waiting for his resurrection. Fasting is not required, and the only Continue reading …
Today is Good Friday which is the day when Jesus Christ, the son of God, was nailed to the cross. This is often known as crucification of Lord Jesus. It was on this day that Jesus was beaten and tortured because he claimed to be Continue reading …
Today is Maundy Thursday which commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles and the foot washing as described in the gospels. The Holy Thursday feast takes on greater meaning when we include foods used by Christ and His disciples. How so? Each person Continue reading …