There might have been too much snow on the playground on Saturday but Spring is officially here and the Year 1B pupils welcomed it with reciting a beautiful poem they wrote themselves and by making the notorious March bracelets that everyone in Greece loves wearing at this time of the year!
St Sophia’s School will be open tomorrow, Saturday 3rd March. In the unlikely event that we have to close the school due to severe weather tomorrow morning, information will be placed on the noticeboard of the school website. Please check the website regularly for updated information.
Please be reminded to hand in the consent forms for the theatre play to the class teachers by Saturday 3rd March.
What beautiful paintings and crafts did Year 1A children create on Saturday! They proudly presented us with their artworks during our Assembly and talked to us about everything we should know about Lent! Happy Lent to everyone!
What an interesting and fun day yesterday was! In our assembly we proudly celebrated the International Greek Language Day learning about the importance of our unique language, reciting poems and finding English words that derived from Greek. We then had good fun dancing and making carnival masks at the PTA party!
It’s the Carnival season and our younger pupils welcomed it making beautiful masks which they presented to all of us during our Assembly on Saturday. Aren’t they wonderful?
On Saturday 27th January we celebrated the Three Hierarchs Day at St Sophia’s Church. The children attended a special liturgy, received the Holy Communion and learnt about the life and works of the patron saints of education.
On Saturday 27th January we will celebrate the Three Hierarchs Day. The school will meet at 9.30 am at the church for a special liturgy which will last approximately one hour. The children who have been appropriately prepared will receive the Holy Communion. If you do not wish your child to receive the Holy Communion during the liturgy could you please let the Form teacher know. You are kindly requested to arrive on time in the morning, as any noise inside the church due to late comers is very disruptive and disrespectful. Please note that after the liturgy the pupils will be transferred to St Marylebone’s School by coach. All pupils will be collected from the school as usual at 1.15pm.
