Lenten Foodbank Collection Collection Begins on Monday 22nd March 2021:- Items Needed include Tinned Meat, Fish, Vegetables, Beans and Soup. Curry & Pasta Sauces, Pasta, Rice and Toiletries.
Covid-19 Vaccination Teaching Resources KS3-KS5 Teaching Resources about the Covid-19 Vaccine
LFD Testing in School - How it works Lateral Flow Testing and what you need to know.
Women's History Month Explore this interactive calendar to celebrate Women's History Month!
Important Information & Dates
KEY DATES
End of Term : Thursday 1st April 2021
Maundy Thursday : Thursday 1st April 2021
Good Friday : Friday 2nd April 2021
Easter Monday : Monday 5th April 2021
Return to School : Monday 19th April 2021
Year 13 Parents’ Evening : Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd April 2021
Year 11 Parents’ Evening : Wednesday 28th & Thursday 29th April 2021
Lateral Flow Testing Kits For Home Use
The kit contain three tests and your child should take a test on the following dates:
Wednesday 7th April, Monday 12th April, Saturday 17th April
If you miss any of these days, just take the test as close to the date as you can.
There is also a link to a You Tube instructional video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9XR8RZxKNo
In terms of registering and reporting your child's test results, please follow the instructions in the leaflet, powerpoint or film.
If your child tests positive, you will need to follow this up with a PCR test. To get a free PCR test, please use the link below:https://www.gov.uk/get-coronavirus-test
Please note that positive test results must be reported to the school via the school email enquiries@cardinalpole.co.uk
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@cardinalpolerc Hackney actor Bukky Bakray 'humbled' after winning Rising Star at the Baftas https://t.co/TxDva0adUz #BAFTAs #Hackney #BukkyBakray https://t.co/dzSFfVImfc
@cardinalpolerc Bukky WON EE's Rising Star BAFTA 'I burst into tears when I heard Bukky had been given the award! Our Bukky did it, our Bukky deserved it! We know that Rocks provided a voice and we hope all those with a creative input continue to spread their talent and message.'~ Ms Green https://t.co/50Qyy8M0SH
@cardinalpolerc Kelvin, Laura and Jahmiah are getting amazing work experience with @thewickerscharity and media company FMLY CRTV in Hackney. They had the opportunity to create an amazing advert during the Easter Break working with professionals in the media industry. https://t.co/fnailGEXdk
@cardinalpolerc #gooddeeds At the end of exams last week a Year 11 student (who wishes to remain nameless) gave a box of chocolates to the invigilators of their exams and thanked them for their work and support of the year group. https://t.co/27K6LOzbLG
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Thomas More died on 6 July 1535 as a martyr, an opponent of the Protestant Reformation.The steadfastness and courage with which More held on to his religious convictions in the face of ruin and death is an example to all.
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Saint Francis was an Italian Catholic Friar who gave up a life of wealth to establish a religious order serving the poor – the Franciscans. Saint Francis dedicated his life to carrying out the work, of Christ, caring for the poor and seeking peace.
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Cardinal Reginald Pole was a key figure in the court of King Henry VIII whose family was persecuted as a result of his refusal to accept the King’s marriage to Anne Boleyn. His example of wisdom and humility teaches us to hold true to our values even in adversity.
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Saint Josephine was a Sudanese-born former slave, who became a Roman Catholic Nun in Italy.Her story of deliverance from physical slavery inspires all those praying for deliverance from spiritual slavery.
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Blessed Mother Teresa established the missionaries of Charity in Calcutta. Her mission: to give “wholehearted and free service to the poorest of the poor”.
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