Within the embrace of Holy Week at our school, we journeyed through a profound tapestry of emotions, from the reflective depths of Good Friday's sorrow to the radiant joy of Easter Sunday. Holy Week is a time when the sorrow of Good Friday, commemorating the sacrifice and crucifixion of Jesus, is deeply felt. This solemnity is captured in the biblical passage, "He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities" (Isaiah 53:5), reflecting on the profound depth of sacrifice for love and redemption. Yet, the narrative transforms with Easter Sunday, symbolising resurrection and new life, promising "He is not here; for He is risen" (Matthew 28:6), reminding us that from the greatest despair emerges the greatest hope.
As we conclude this term and step into the Easter break, let's hold this message close to our hearts. To our parents and children, may the Easter message inspire you with its promise of renewal and joy. Remember, the journey from sorrow to joy is a powerful reminder of resilience and hope, embodying the essence of Easter: from darkness comes light, from despair comes hope, and from death comes life. May this Easter fill your hearts with joy, peace, and the enduring promise of new beginnings, and may the Lord Be with you.
