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Education
Sunday has been celebrated since 1878.
It is the day when churches join to offer to God the work of
education, in schools, colleges, universities and in the church. It is a time to celebrate the achievements
of education, to recognise the challenges, and support and pray for all who
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The theme this year is ‘Prizes That Last’, and as usual children,
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In school we have been thinking about the different types of
prizes that we can give and receive.
Some children have gained prizes for activities which they take part
in out of school. We have prizes to
celebrate our achievements at school too. |
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‘We know that God wants us to share our talents with others, so
that they can achieve things too’ ‘Our families and teachers share their talents to help teach us
new skills’ |
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‘You can’t always see prizes, these are prizes that last.’ |
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Sometimes,
the prize that lasts is not a trophy or a certificate, but the satisfaction
of achievement, and helping others to achieve. |
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The children sang ‘The
Rainbow Song’, using the Makaton signing that they
have learned in school. |
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