Thank you to all of the parents and carers who were able to join us as we walked through the final days of Jesus on earth.

Our Passion Play is always a reflective and spiritual performance and we are so proud of our KS2 children.

Thank-you to those of you who shared their comments with us:

'The play was very touching and emotional. Well done to all children and staff.'

'Beautiful depiction of the last few days of Jesus' life. All the children were amazing and told the story with poise'

'It was awesome'

'A lovely, respectful performance. The singing was wonderful and everyone spoke and acted amazingly. Big well done to all the children and thank you to the staff for their hard work.'

'Wow how amazing. Really moving and every child performed wonderfully.'

'A very powerful and emotive performance. The children were so professional and respectful. Well done everyone - children and staff'

'Wow! What a thought provoking play! The children acted with such emotion, and really bought the story to life. Thank you staff at OLSK for making sure our children are deeply connected to their faith!'

'I think the children put on an excellent performance.'

'A beautiful reverent passion play'

'Lovely, respectful performance. The children were so reverent.'

'What a beautiful presentation of the Lords Passion. I was totally moved by all the singing & the acting! Congratulations to you all. You are a brilliant team of talented people who always inspire my child to succeed. Thank you Mrs F for encouraging all our children and for leading such an amazing school. We are very proud that our daughter attends OLSK'

'So moving, excellent performance by all of the year groups and absolutely beautiful singing from the choir and all of the children. Teachers need a real pat on the back too for all of their coordination too'

'A stunning performance by every single child. You could have heard a pin drop in the hall. A performance like that would have taken a huge amount of time and effort from staff and children, so a huge well done to all involved.'

'Very moving, left me speechless and emotional'