Celebrations and Community Cohesion

Friday, 27 May 2011 08:35

Mother's Day Assembly: Thank you to all of you who attended the Mother's Day Assembly on Friday 8th April 2011. Everyone joined the performance.

Shenley Primary School: Six Year 2 pupils from Shenley Primary School came to visit us on Thursday 7th April 2011. Pupils led learning and assessment for learning was the focus of the day.

Gurukala School: Fourteen pupils from the Gurukula School at Bhaktivedanta Manor visited us on Wednesday 30th March 2011. Our Year 1 and 2 pupils enjoyed sharing their knowledge and understanding of Lord Caitanya, reflecting on His mission and engaging in kirtan together. Our Year 2 pupils supported the younger guests in using the adventure playground and when taking prasadam.

Easter Assembly: Keith Terring, a Priest from Camrose Church, held an interactive Easter assembly on Tuesday 29th March 2011. It inspired deep questioning about the similarities and differences between Christianity, Hinduism and Vaisnavism and the importance of humility, tolerance, love and sacrifice.

Abhishek: Abhishek was on Friday 18th March 2011. The children celebrated the day with a feast for lunch celebrating Lord Caitanya's favourite foods.

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During His presence on this planet, Lord Krishna also went to school - in a place called Avanti. Hence with the name 'Krishna-Avanti', we hope to inspire a simultaneous attachment to both God and education, as taught by the Lord Himself.