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It was wonderful to see so many families at the church on Wednesday for our carol service; it was a wonderful way to welcome in the Christmas season with family and friends.
The Juniors sang beautifully and shared some important readings which reminded us of the true meaning of Christmas. Year 1 and 2 made up a perfectly simple and effective tableau to give a visual image of the Christmas story as it unfolded. I hope it left everyone with some wonderful memories.
A big thank you to Father Ian and all of the school staff, and to all those who gave generously at the end of the service- you raised over £100 for the church.
I know that all the staff left with a lovely fuzzy feeling; the one you get when you feel proud and have a special shared experience that sums up the community spirit of the school.
Well done again to all of the readers, soloists and children from Year 1 and 2. It was a wonderful way to spend an evening.
On Tuesday all the children spent time making their own Christingles and learnt about the significance of each part.
This morning all the children of St Mark's joined together for the lighting of their Christingles and we all sat and watched the lights flickering in the darkened hall and talked about what this meant. This gave us all time for reflecting on the true meaning of Christmas, before joining in with some wonderful Christingle songs.
The whole school gathered at St Mark's Church Wednesday afternoon to perform our Infant Nativity, "Everyone Loves a Baby". The children were accompanied by the Junior department, singing a range of beautiful Christmas carols. The church was packed with friends and families who all thoroughly enjoyed the performance.
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