Catholic Life
Introduction - Our Mission statement, St Peter's Profile and St Peter's Mission
We work hard to build a better world where Faith is our Foundation
St Peter's Profile - The five values we aspire to follow
St Peter's Mission - Our aims based on Catholic Social Teaching
Prayer and Liturgy
A time to pray bell sounds at 8.35, 8.45 and 3.02 as a signal to say prayers at the beginning and end of the day. The particular tune is determined by the liturgical calendar. For example.
September – Laudato'si. |
March – Jesus, remember me when you come into your Kingdom |
October – As I kneel before you |
April – Alleluia, Alleluia, Give thanks to the risen Lord |
November – I watch the sunrise |
May – Ave Maria |
December – When is he coming, the redeemer |
June – The Power of your love |
January – Go tell it on the mountain |
July – I the Lord of Sea and Sky |
February – Christ be our light |
Our school prayer which is prayed daily and is displayed in classrooms and on each and every computer system.
School Prayer
Dear Lord,
We thank you for our gifts and talents.
Help us to strive to use them wisely for the benefit of our special community.
Guide us to fulfil your plan for each of us.
Give us the grace to be humble, respectful and tolerant this day and all the days of our lives.
Saint Peter
Pray for us
AMEN
Saints
St Peter, our patron, is a source of great inspiration. ‘The rock’ of the church but equally somebody who didn’t always get everything right, makes him a perfect example.
Each form group take the name of a Saint. The profile of each of these in shown below.
- St Matthew
- St Mark
- St Luke
- St John
- St Paul
- St Andrew
- St Thomas
- St Simon Peter
Assembly Themes and Rota
The liturgical year displayed here, inspires and structured the themes of our Assemblies. Each year group has one year group assembly each week.
Links to our local parishes
- Olton Friary – The Church of the Holy Ghost and Mary Immaculate
- St Augustine’s, Solihull
- Our Lady of the Wayside
- St Thomas More
- St George and St Theresa
Charity Work
Being generous and grateful are two values of our Catholic Pupil Profile which are visited often but particularly times when we support charities. Remember the Catholic Social teachings, raising money for those less fortunate is a crucial part of being at St Peter’s.
- Charity Events
- Food Bank appeal