The Trust Headteacher meeting coincided with the official Macmillan Coffee Morning. So a fantastic opportunity to enjoy cakes with friends and raise some money.

Thrilled through the power of baking and cake eating we rasied an incredible £376 for @macmillancancer

Thank you to all of you 💚💙

The weekly round up from across the Trust!

1. S Paul`s: Sixth Form team building fun.
2. St Charles: Baking in EYFS.
3. St Clare`s: EYFS learning about the work of Neonatal nurses.
4. Christ The King: Having fun at The Briars.
5. Bishop Ellis: Competing at a Table Tennis festival.
6. St John Fisher: Enjoying a sporty trip to St Paul`s.
7. St Joseph`s, Market Harborough: Enjoying the fun at St Paul`s
8. De Lisle: Y8 netball competition.
9. St Peter`s, Hinckley: A start of year Mass.
10. St Winefride`s: Y5 and Y6 brought home the trophy!

It`s been a while...but our `PHOTOS OF THE WEEK` is back!

We hope you enjoy seeing everything that has been going on across the Trust this week!

1. St Joseph`s, Leicester: Y6 were having a great time on their residential!
2. St Clare`s, Coalville: EYFS were learning about people who help, and focused their learning and play on vets.
3. St Mary`s, Loughborough: Year 4 have been busy investigating simple electrical circuits in Science.
4. Saint Martin`s, Stoke Golding: The Chaplaincy Leadership Team made a special visit to the Shrine of St Carlo Acutis at St Michael’s Catholic Church in Wolverhampton.
5. Holy Cross, Whitwick: As part of their phonics learning the children turned into listening detectives on a sound walk, tuning into birds, cars, footsteps and so much more.
6. St Paul`s, Leicester: At sixth form and event with exciting volunteering opportunities, and the chance to step up as a leader in the community.
7. De Lisle, Loughborough: Year 7 students took part in their Welcome Mass, a very special celebration led with Fr Patrick. Students helped prepare and lead the liturgy.
8. English Martyrs, Oakham: OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) has been in full swing since returning to school! The children are always excited to explore the different activities available.
9. St Peter`s, Hinckley: Year 3 had a wonderful day exploring the books of Roald Dahl and making some “Revolting recipes”
10. St Francis: Melton Mowbray: Children have been enjoying their learning!

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