Stay up to date with the latest news, reflections and spiritual life of our school community through our Religious Education Newsletter. Published regularly by our Chaplaincy Team, each edition highlights how our students and staff put our faith into practice. Explore our recent issues below
St Richard Reynolds is a Catholic community rooted in the love of Christ in which we seek to help each other to become the person whom God has created us to be; and where children come first and all are loved, listened to, challenged and inspired. LOVED Reception pupils enjoying
St Maximilian Kolbe Maximilian Maria Kolbe (originally christened Raymund) (1894-1941) is a Catholic saint. He was a Polish Franciscan who worked in Poland and Nagasaki, Japan. He died in Auschwitz because he wanted to save another prisoner. Maximilian saved the life of that prisoner. Maximilian
Pupil Chaplaincy Team Our Chaplaincy team is responsible for helping our school grow as a community of faith. The team aims to ensure that Christ is at the centre of the school as well as encouraging all pupils to develop and share their faith through
Catholic Social Teaching (CST) is rooted in Scripture and it guides us how we can live out our faith as followers of Christ in our local, national and global community. As head of the church, the Pope guides us in how we can apply the
The school is part of the Catholic Church’s international family of schools. Religious education in the school is in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church; and religious worship is in accordance with its rites and practices. At all times the school serves as
‘The first task in life is this: prayer. But not the prayer of words, like a parrot; the prayer of the heart: gazing on the Lord, hearing the Lord, asking the Lord.’ Pope Francis Through prayer and worship we give glory, honour, praise and thanks
St Richard Reynolds is a Catholic community rooted in the love of Christ in which we seek to help each other to become the person whom God has created us to be; and where children come first and all are loved, listened to, challenged and
‘Inspection provides an opportunity to support, challenge, evaluate and promote the work of Catholic schools and colleges. It also assists schools and colleges in the work of self-evaluation and improvement, and enables the Diocese to celebrate with schools their sense of identity and their strengths
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