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In preparation for the 2025 Jubilee Year 'Pilgrims of Hope', 2024 has been designated a Year of Prayer by Pope Francis.

There is a particular focus on the Our Father, and this presents us with a great opportunity to go back to the basics of prayer.

Our Father,
Who art in Heaven,
hallowed be Thy name;
Thy Kingdom come,
Thy will be done
on earth as it is in Heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread;
and forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive those who trespass against us;
and lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.
Amen.

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We had a Year of Prayer themed day focussing on the Lord's prayer. Children took part in a lovely prayer service reflecting on the words of the Our Father. All children created an artistic representation of Our Father. Each class focussed on a line of the prayer and created artwork linked to this.

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Year 6 created images of Our Father. They chose colours to represent holiness and praise. The children thought of different names for God.

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Pupils reflected on the words of the Our Father and identified the words of the prayer which spoke to them. They then produced art work which included these key words.

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St Brigid’s artwork to mark the year of prayer. Our focus was the first line of the prayer, 'Our Father'.  All of the children and staff in the school have filled the letters with their colourful fingerprints to show that we are part of God’s family and that this prayer is an important way of gathering as God’s community.

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Year 4 created art work based on the Our Father prayer.

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Year 4 created art work based on the Our Father prayer.

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Year 4 created art work based on the Our Father prayer.

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All Of Key Stage 1 created a self portrait of themselves sharing a meal with Jesus.

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All of Key Stage 2 wrote prayers asking for Jesus to forgive them for a wrong doing.

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Year 3 made some Prayer hands to remind us we should forgive as the Lord's Prayer teaches us to.

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Year 4 used pastels and paint to create these wonderful images of a dove to represent forgiveness and peace.

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Year 1 created flowers using hand prints to reflect on the words of Our Father.

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Year 2 created these beautiful pieces of art representing forgiveness.

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Y5 used the 3D printer to make this cross to help us pray The Lord's Prayer.

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A forgiveness prayer...

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Forgiveness wreath with prayers

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Reception filled these hearts with fingerprints. They thought about the words of 'Our Father' and reflected on how they could show love and forgiveness.

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Year 4 used pastels and paint to create these wonderful images of a dove to represent forgiveness and peace.

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Year 6 reflected on the words from Our Father and created some art work which displays their thoughts and feelings about the prayer.

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Year 5 made this fantastic prayer wreath with the focus of forgiveness. They wrote prayers and reflections on the words of Our Father...

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Year 5 looked at making good and bad choices. They unravelled the word 'Tempt' and what it means today.

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Year 6 looked at temptation in the bible. They represented the story of Adam and Eve and when Jesus was tempted in the desert using their own art work. The children then related them to temptations they face today.

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Children across KS2 have been spontaneously organising prayer groups to visit the prayer garden to share quiet time in reflection away from the noise and hustle and bustle. The 'Our Father' has proven to be the most popular prayer chosen to say together.

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Our Gift Ambassadors have been spreading the words of the Our Father to classes around the school. Each year group has a part of the Our Father to focus on during the half term. It is represented above or on their class door.