Saint Joseph's High School: Recent Episodes
Saint Joseph's High School
Reverend Lara reads chapter 8 of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone."
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Reverend Lara reads chapter 7 of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone."
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Reverend Lara reads chapter 6 of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".
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Reverend Lara reads chapter 5 of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".
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Reverend Lara reads Chapter 4 of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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Chapter 3 of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", read by Reverend Lara.
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The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
Join the RE department and Chaplaincy Team for their reading the Stations of the Cross.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic and Anglican High School continue their readings for Holy Week.
The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic & Anglican school's fourth reading for Holy Week.
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Chapter 2 of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone", read by Reverend Lara.
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Reverend Lara reads the opening chapter of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic & Anglican school's third reading for Holy Week.
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The RE department of Saint Joseph's Catholic & Anglican school's second reading for Holy Week.
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Three step plan: 1. Cross the bridge. 2. Change the sign. 3. Get rocking with Mr. Donlon.
The final part of Mr Griffiths' reading of "Of Mice and Men", with some really good questions at the end.
Mr Griffiths talks about the historical, cultural and social background of "Of Mice and Men"
Remember, your GCSE paper will require you show understanding of the context the books are set in.
A man who is taking a holiday in the countryside as a cure for his stress comes across an unusual situation.
This story is appropriate for secondary school age children,
Saki, whose real name was H. H. Munro, was an English author who specialised in short stories.
A dock worker finds that stealing some oranges is more complicated than he thought.
This story is appropriate for all ages.
Bill Naughton was a writer whose short story collection based on his childhood experiences in Lancashire, "The Goalkeeper's Revenge", features many entertaining tales.
Join Mr Donlon to learn about trigonometry. Are you complacent about angles that are adjacent? Does the hypotenuse give you the blues? Then watch this!
Go to the Saint Joseph's Facebook page to download the accompanying worksheets, and while you're there, like and follow so you'll know when he's going live again! https://www.facebook.com/sjwrexhammaths/
Mr Griffiths reads and analyses "Of Mice and Men". He's currently live streaming every day on the Saint Joseph's Facebook page at 10.30. https://www.facebook.com/sjwrexham/
Mr Griffiths'’ “Of Mice and Men” sessions beginning at 10.30. He will read half an hour or so a day, adding commentary as he goes along, and will answer questions on the text.
If you’re in Years 9 or 10, it’s a chance to go through the text, but everyone’s welcome!
Mr Griffiths'’ “Of Mice and Men” sessions beginning at 10.30. He will read half an hour or so a day, adding commentary as he goes along, and will answer questions on the text.
If you’re in Years 9 or 10, it’s a chance to go through the text, but everyone’s welcome!
Ex-Saint Joseph's pupil Bobby Beaumont makes his debut for Wrexham AFC, and takes the game to penalties with a brilliant late tackle.
A rousing performance of "How Great Is Our God" concluded our whole school worship this morning.