Schools at Easter - Bramhall St Michaels

Easter 2017 with Key Stage 1

Children’s Sand Art

Please take a look at the Easter story told in sand art by some wonderful children from Pownall Green School.

Sand art with Schools at Bramhall St Michaels — I hope you can see the hill on which the cross is standing, the large stone rolled in front of the tomb, Mary’s sad face when she thought Jesus’ body had been taken and her happy face when she found out he was alive.

Our Easter Garden

We have a tradition at St Michael’s of planting an Easter Garden. This year was no exception. We were helped by the children from Year 1 at Pownall Green School. Here you can see the garden before and after the grass seed had been applied. One week later we have some small green shoots appearing and we hope that we’ll have a fantastic grassy garden by Easter Day when the garden will take pride of place in church. We thank all our helpers for using their gardening skills.

Schools recreating Jesus' tomb at Bramhall St Michaels — During the Easter Egg Hunt we also collected Holy Week stickers. One of the children placed Jesus in the tomb. It seems Jesus knew his fate……

Don’t you just love Easter Egg Hunts?

Easter bag decoration with schools at Bramhall St Michaels — Decorate your bag with signs of spring of your own choosing…

Easter egg hunt with schools at Bramhall St Michaels — Then search for eggs to fill your bag…

Spring Crafts

Moss Hey Easter Banner — We have been sharing some time with our friends from Moss Hey School thinking about spring and creating some spring crafts. This collage gives you a flavour of the different things we created. Hope you enjoy it.

The Last Supper

Jesus shared a special meal with his friends which we call The Last Supper. Each week at our Communion Service we share bread and wine and remember Jesus.

After Jesus rose, on what we call Easter Day, he continued to meet and eat with his friends before he went home to heaven.