1. St Valentines day
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2. St Valentines Day The purpose of the tutor reflections are to
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The purpose of the tutor reflections are to
1. Enable staff and students to reflect upon the schools vision and values.
Provide staff and students with an opportunity to explore the impact of faith and the teachings of Jesus in today’s world.
(SIAMS Framework Nov 2017)

3. St Valentines Day Quiz 1. What day is Valentine’s Day held on?
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1. What day is Valentine’s Day held on?
February 14th.
2. What kind of flowers are traditionally given to symbolize love?
Red roses.
3. Which Roman god was depicted as a plump cherub with a bow and arrow.
Cupid.
4. Today we associate love with the heart, but this wasn’t always the case. In medieval times, which internal organ was believed to cause love?
The liver.
5. Why was St Valentine executed?
Performing marriages in secret, against the wishes of the emperor.

4. St Valentines Day Last week it was St Valentines Day.
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Last week it was St Valentines Day.
Valentine was a priest in Rome in the 3rd century.
There are many myths and legends surrounding the character of St Valentine.

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One story suggests that during his imprisonment Valentine became friends with the daughter of his guard.
Legend has it that on the day of his execution, in an act of love towards his supposed enemy he left the jailer's daughter a note signed: "Your Valentine"

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This story shows Valentine faithfully living out the teachings of Jesus.
“You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I tell you, love your enemies” Matthew 5

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Perhaps one way to be faithful to this tradition would be to find creative ways of demonstrating acts of love toward our 'enemies’.
Maybe this year you could write a note of encouragement to someone unlikely and sign it "Your Valentine"