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Missio -Our Catholic Children’s Council

What is Missio in St Joseph’s Catholic Infant School?

We are the hands, the feet and the voice of Christ on earth, in our school, our homes and in the world.

  1. Missio is run by children.

2. It is our school Council.

3.Three children are elected in each class. Their job is to make decisions and feed information and ideas back to their classmates.

Our School Missio Council 2024-5:

Year Two pupils help with the day to day running of our Missio work.

Autumn Update:

Missio Voice:

School

Missio Council voted to create for a memorial for David Ejimofor.

After much discussion Missio council decided to buy a bench which would be put in the front school yard. They also voted which bench to buy. Monsignor Joseph kindly visited school and blessed the bench (November 2024). A beautiful prayer service marked this very special occasion. David and Mrs Maria Ejimofor mother of David and her family will always have a place in our prayers.

Family Links

Thanks to our hard working Parents and Teachers, our Welcome Back disco was a huge success and attended by almost all of the children in our school. A special vote of thanks to Parish Priest of Margam Father Andrzej and his events team in Margam Parish for allowing us to use the parish hall.

Thanks to our ex-pupils for manning the door to efficiently.

Our love and prayers for the loss of a very loving, gentle member of our school community

We send our love and prayers to Mrs Maria Ejimofor, her husband Alex and their children.

Maria’s son David, sadly lost his life in a tragic accident on Monday evening. Our school and parish community are praying for the repose of David’s soul. We also hold the Ejimofor family in our prayers at this very sad time.

St Joseph pray for them.

The Ejimofor Family wish for as many people as possible to sign and share their petition for better safety measures at Aberavon Beach. Please click on the link below.

https://www.change.org/p/15-year-old-david-ejimofor-s-death-was-preventable-improve-safeguarding-at-aberavon-beach?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=9bf71250-0f8d-11ee-b85a-0f5aef366731