Posted: 6th December 2021
Food Bank and Christmas Hampers St Aidan’s students have begun to make Christmas hampers. They always get very enthusiastic making them up and feel overwhelmed and humbled by the donations that families send in. Boys
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St Joseph’s College art department collaborated on a poppy display this term, making ceramic, plastic and wire poppy sculptures in honour of Remembrance Day. Part of the process for forming the installation art was to
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COP26 Visit with Edmund Rice Network We were delighted to have the opportunity to visit the COP26 Green Zone in Glasgow during the most important climate conference of world leaders in our generation. Members of
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It has been wonderful to welcome back pupils and staff back to school for the start of a new school year. During the summer the school family were eagerly watching and supporting the Olympic, especially
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‘Edmund’s Footsteps Award’. St Ambrose Prep are introducing a new pupils’ award this term, one that reflects the core mission and Edmund Rice education values of the Eight Essentials, an idea brought about by Mrs
Posted: 6th December 2021
The pupils and staff at Runneymede St Edward’s have been very busy creating their new interpretation of the Eight Essentials on the impressive staircase at their school. Well done!
Posted: 6th December 2021
During the first half-term this academic year the College community collected tinned and dried food for the Wirral Foodbank. The generous donations from the Anselmian Community ensured that the van was full on collection day.
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Reception children at St Mary’s Prep wrote letters to the earth, explaining how they will look after it in the future. The children spoke with passion about ways they will help look after the animals,
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The College was proud to support Sefton’s civic remembrance events again this year. The Symphonic Wind Band played beautifully at the Remembrance Service held at the War Memorial in Alexandra Park on Remembrance Sunday.
Posted: 6th December 2021
Life Support She was oxygen; transparent. Like the infinite windows she wiped Infinite like the spiraling stairs she scrubbed Which made her dizzy looking up She was oxygen; invisible. Discounted, dismissed, disregarded By the
O God, we thank you for the life of Edmund Rice.
He opened his heart to Christ present in those oppressed by poverty and injustice.
May we follow his example of faith and generosity.
Grant us the courage and compassion of Edmund as we seek to live lives of love and service.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.