St Thomas More Catholic School
God's servant first
On Tuesday 28th September a group of our Year 8 Youth SVP students went to St. Chad’s Cathedral with our lay chaplain, Miss McPhee, for the “Celebrating Chaplaincy” Mass. Bishop Stephen Wright presided and Jo Boyce led us in fantastic music. During Mass our students Continue reading …
Dear students, we know that the news about Mrs Atterbury will have come as a great shock to you, as it did for us. It is important to us that you are supported and so in addition to using your school email to contact any Continue reading …
As part of our Year 6 induction, our Lay Chaplain Miss McPhee and members of our SVP group take a look at our Chaplaincy’s role in the school and a look at the life of St Thomas More.
On Wednesday 23rd June, we welcomed Mr Mealey, a member of the board of governors, into school for the day and we were delighted that he spent his morning meeting with the Youth SVP group bubbles from Years 7-10. During the meetings, the groups enthusiastically Continue reading …
We wish everyone a happy feast day as we celebrate today the life and work of our patron saint.
World Refugee Day is an international day designated by the United Nations to honour refugees around the globe. It falls each year on June 20 and celebrates the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict Continue reading …
The Fourth Sunday of Easter is known as Vocations Sunday or Good Shepherd Sunday, and is marked as the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. The purpose of this day is to fulfil Jesus’ instruction to “Pray the Lord of the harvest to send labourers Continue reading …
From the Archdiocese of Birmingham: “Join us on our virtual Walk of Witness this year. An ecumenical ‘walk’ through Birmingham, reflecting on the Stations of the Cross. Although we cannot be together in person, we again bring you video reflections linked through a map of Continue reading …
The President and Vice President of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales have urged the faithful to make the National Day of Reflection on COVID-19 a day of prayer as well as a day of reflection. Tuesday 23 March, the anniversary of the Continue reading …