St Mary and St Peter Catholic Primary School

Without justice, peace is impossible. Justice is a prerequisite for peace.
We ask the kids to think about how they created the world alongside God in this value.
We are examining community and cooperation this month.
—Dr. Sir Ken Robinson In light of Christianity: Christ's self-giving on the cross, the ultimate manifestation of his love for everyone, is the cornerstone of Christian community and cooperation.
The Christian church still helps those in need today, not just those who belong to the Christian community.
Christ's teaching places a strong emphasis on humility.
Jesus instructed his followers that they needed to act like children if they wanted to join the Kingdom of Heaven.
Jesus is urging his followers to adopt the behaviour of those with no legal or social status, or that of servants.
Jesus encourages his students to "take the lower station" or "to wash each other's feet" throughout his teaching by using a variety of symbols and situations.
This month, happiness is on our minds.
thinking about how we may improve our own happiness, the happiness of others, and the environment at school.
The theme for this month's assemblies is wisdom.
Wisdom is comprehending how life functions, including a correct knowledge of the effects of our thoughts, words, and deeds as well as an awareness of the real worth of things.
Foolishness, which is a flawed view of life, is the antithesis of wisdom.
The idiot believes that the purpose of life is to "be happy," and he believes that pleasure can be attained by doing whatever makes you happy and accumulating more and more material stuff.
The knowledgeable person is aware of their own limitations, believes in God, and knows that there is more to like than what may initially appear.
This month's subject is generosity.
This complements almsgiving, which is one way we get ready for Easter during Lent.
Every class is considering ways to be kind and generate money during Lent to support the Tambogrande community.
We'll discuss what it means to have faith in one another.
We will examine role models from the school community and from society at large who serve as examples of various forms of trust.
According to Christianity, the foundation of all enduring relationships, including a person's connection with God, is trust.
We will be studying the subject of peace in class and throughout our assemblies throughout Advent.
We are thinking about "Justice" in our school liturgies this month.
As a school, we push the students to be accountable to one another and make sure they are treating one another fairly.
We educate the students about global justice issues like "fair trade" in the wider world.
We support a variety of organisations as a school throughout the year.
All of these activities support the kids in their efforts to change the world by encouraging them to think about global justice.
I genuinely want to assist.
I believe that everyone wants justice, equality, and the opportunity for a meaningful life.
We'd all like to think that if we were in trouble, someone would step in and assist us.
Jolie, Angelina
The Bible's revelation of justice is always understood in the perspective of love.
It includes the call to take responsibility for one another, especially the poor and oppressed and see that no one is excluded from the essentials of life.
We have had an especial focus on how when we work together we can achieve much more than by ourselves.
We think about how we apply the value to our lives by looking at examples of how other people live the value and exploring drama, stories, poems, pictures and songs about the value.
How we feel about God's world and the beauty, power and mystery of the world God has created.
Christians see all life as a 'gift' entrusted by a loving creator God to humankind for a purpose.