Summer activities in Camden
Published 16/07/21
The Council and local partners have organised a range of activities for children (ages 0 - 19).
News
- Read More
Read MoreCSI Camden
Published 15/07/21Yr 12 Criminology students spent the day putting their skills and knowledge to good use in order investigate a serious crime. They were presented with a crime scene that they had to analyse for evidence, and then they put their interviewing techniques to the test by trying to find out which, if any, of the key suspects was telling the truth.
The students worked in teams and had to compete against each other to see of they could uncover the truth about the crime. The day was a great success and would not have been possible without the co-operation of PC Luty, who advised on points of law and police technique, the three suspects - Miss Masud, Miss Everson and Mr Maynard, and the key eye-witness, My Harding.
Read MoreLaudato Si' Week
Published 28/05/21We celebrated Laudato Si' week from the 16th-24th May. Pope Francis’ encyclical 'The Way we Care for our Common Home' was being promoted and celebrated around the world.
As a school community we are called to promote being a good companion to others through being a good steward of the world and looking at how we care for our neighbour and our local and global environment. In RE lessons pupils participated in promoting Laudato Si'. As a school community we also planted a lemon tree. The lemon tree is a symbol of hope by the early Christians. The lemon tree gave them hope for the future and other things that lie ahead of them in life.When we planted the lemon tree, thuis ws a symbol for us to look forward to a better year ahead for each and everyone of us.
Read MorePope Francis’ prayer intention for March
Published 03/03/21Pope Francis encourages Catholics to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation he reminds us that it’s a loving and merciful encounter between us and God. It’s a message full of hope, in which he invites us to rediscover the power of personal renewal that the Sacrament of Confession has in our life. “Let us pray that we may experience the Sacrament of Reconciliation with renewed depth, to taste the forgiveness and infinite mercy of God,” Pope Francis asks. This month’s video opens with the Pope himself going to confession, “in order to be healed, to heal my soul.”
You can see his video here.
Read MoreA reply to FCJ Secondary School Bunclody
Published 23/02/21Earlier this year, FCJ Secondary School Bunclody in Ireland sent us a beautiful film that they produced for Catholic Schools Week. It was sent to us to offer a 'mindful moment' at this challenging time. This is our reply to them and to all our FCJ companion schools.
Read MoreBlank
Published 17/02/21
Read MoreSafer Internet Day
Published 09/02/212021 is the 18th Safer Internet Day with actions taking place right across the globe. The aim of the the day is to call every member of society to join together to make the internet a safer and better place for all, and especially for children and young people.
Safer Internet Day 2021 is celebrated globally on Tuesday 9th February 2021 with the slogan “Creating an internet we trust”, the day provides a fantastic opportunity for parents and carers to engage with their children about their digital lives.
To help you talk to your children about having a positive and safe time online, the UK Safer Internet Centre has created a pack for parents and carers, which you can access here.
Read MoreChildren's Mental Health Week
Published 01/02/21Watch HRH The Duchess of Cambridge's video message to mark the start of the week.
Here are some key resources that both children and parents can access if they are struggling and need some support:
- Every Mind Matters: There is advice and signposting on this page to help parents to support their own mental health and wellbeing. There are also resources on this page for parents to help them to provide support to their children and young people in their life.
- Good Thinking: online support for parents can be found here. There is advice and signposting (lots of free resources) for anxiety, low mood, stress, problems with sleeping etc.
- Specific support for BAME children and parents: Barnardo’s has a helpline which is for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic young people and families. You can find more information on this here.
Read MoreRacial Justice Sunday 31st January
Published 01/02/21RACIAL JUSTICE SUNDAY. This year’s Racial Justice Sunday is more important than ever. The effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, the killing of George Floyd, and the powerful message on fraternity and equality by Pope Francis in Fratelli Tutti speak of the need to actively oppose racism and pursue racial justice with renewed vigour. The theme is ‘A Time to Act’. Racial issues and inequalities were identified nationally and internationally in 2020 generating awareness, emotion and outrage. Action is needed to further the cause of racial justice but what can we do? Read reflection on the theme. There is also a message from Bishop Paul McAleenan, the Lead Bishop for Racial Justice
Read MoreFrench Vocab Express success…AGAIN!
Published 20/11/20We are absolutely delighted to announce that Maria Fidelis gained a top 10 place (AGAIN) in the Global Challenge for French in November 2020. Our top three French scorers were Iman (Y10), Sumayyah (Y12) and Joanna (Y12). Congratulations are also in order for Y10 students Simon, Redeate, Mehreen, Fatima, Yameen, Anas and Charlie who all featured in the top 10!
Read MoreFounder's Day
Published 13/11/20Maria Fidelis students did the school proud today with their tremendous generosity. In order to celebrate Founder's Day, every student brought in something for the Euston Foodbank, with many children bringing whole bags full.
This will make a huge difference for local people, and many families will undoubtedly benefit from these donations.
Well done everyone!
Happy Founder's Day!
Read MoreMaria Fidelis Supports Euston Foodbank
Published 03/11/20Following our collections for Family Fast Day, a group of Sixth Form students took the donations to the Euston Foodbank.
They are always looking for non-perishable items. At the moment, they are particularly in need of:
- UHT MILK - ALL TYPES
- LONG LIFE JUICE
- TINS OF FISH & MEAT
- DRIED FRUIT & NUTS
- PASTA SUACES
- CUSTARD
