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Y4 RE: The Stations of the Cross

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25th Mar 2024

As Lent draws to a close, the children of Y4 have been reflecting on the importance of Good Friday.

Having studied St Mark's Gospel, they first sequenced and then retold the events of passion and death of Jesus, referencing the relevant parts of scripture and the Stations of the Cross, in order to make links between the stories shared in scripture and our Christian beliefs.

They also explored some important questions in our discussions, showing a good understanding of the key events and their significance, in their reflections.