When you get a new timetable at the start of term do you Look for the teachers you have first? Look at what you have last thing on a Friday first? Look for your favourite subject first? Back to school assembly Part of one of the largest
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When you get a new timetable at the start of term do you…
Look for the teachers you have first?
Look at what you have last thing on a Friday first?
Look for your favourite subject first?<br>
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Back to school assembly<br>
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Part of one of the largest aid networks in the world, Caritas Internationalis. Our global reach is present in the lived experience of local community experts. Our experts provide long-term aid Official aid agency for the Catholic Church in England and Wales We help anyone regardless of faith, gender and ethnicity. We’re there in the months and years that follow an emergency<br>
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Did your back to school prep involve any of the following…
Searching the whole house for your tie or blazer?
Getting new shoes?
Labelling all your stuff so it has your name on it?<br>
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When the students start a new term do they…
Get excited to see all their friends again?
Ask what they’re going to be learning this year and if it’s going to be fun?
Ask if there’s going to be a seating plan? One for the teachers…..<br>
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We asked ChatGPT a question…
Why do we send children to school?
What do you think it said?<br>
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1. Legal requirement2. Personal development3. Socialisation4. Preparation for the future 5. Equal opportunities6. Personal interests and talents Overall, attending school helps children build a foundation for their future, providing them with the necessary tools to succeed in life.<br>
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So we asked ChatGPT another question…
How does it feel to go to school?
What do you think it said?<br>
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But maybe there are other feelings the ChatGPT forgot… Excitement
Happiness
Anxiety
Boredom
Stress
Sense of accomplishment
Indifference
Frustration
Curiosity<br>
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Daniel, Democratic Republic of Congo For some people going to school is a lifeline….<br>
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CAFOD believe that by going to school, a child can fulfil their potential, as it supports them in overcoming poverty and increasing their employability.
We’re not alone. The United Nations made quality education a Sustainable Development Goal so by 2030 every child should have access to quality education.<br>
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Goma<br>
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We asked Daniel what he felt about going to the woodwork training… This is what he said. “I loved everything that they taught us.
I think that was my domain because I feel good in the heart and I feel like this is what I’m supposed to do.”<br>
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“I hated my life before, the way it was. I do not want the others to go through the same lifestyle that I had.”<br>
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AI will never know what it’s REALLY like to go to school… to lose their tie or to get a new timetable… …but you do…<br>
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Back to school! Share that gift with our brothers and sisters around the world. Get involved and help young people who missed out on an education learn practical skills, like carpentry, to earn a good living.<br>
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= £60 Share that gift with our brothers and sisters around the world. Back to school World Gift<br>
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Teach someone to read! = £10 = £300 a class one person Set your form group a challenge!<br>
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‘‘I think it was just luck that came my way that I was able to join this carpentry project because different places where they train in this skill are very expensive.’’<br>
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Almighty God,
We thank you for the gift of education. We thank you for our teachers and friends and all the resources that enable us to learn.
We pray for our sisters and brothers in Goma. We pray that the fighting stops, and that peace will come to the Democratic Republic of Congo.<br>
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We thank you for CAJED, CAFOD’s partner and for the training programmes they are providing that are changing lives.
We stand in solidarity with the call for all children to have access to good quality education, and we pray for a world where all resources are distributed fairly. Amen.<br>
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Thank you!<br>
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“I have nothing else that I do. My life is this carpentry.”<br>