By Mr Dawson’s Class, Lobwood School
When we got there and walked up the path, we saw four grave-stones, one was Amys uncle Freds grave. The other grave stone was Adams brothers. When we got to the doors the church lookt really huge. We walked inside it was beautiful ive never seen such a thing. First thing you see is the font the font is where you put water in it to baptise people. Mr Homes put some water in it and … showed us how to baptise a baby. (D Hewitt)
… As you walk in you can see this thing that looks like a tree … called a font. And as you walk futher on you can see an egal whats called a lectern. I thought the pulpit was for St Thomas
… One of the thing’s that we saw was a pulpit it smelt like a very old piece of material. It was very old and rusty and had lots of dust on it. When we went out of the church, we saw a lot of old graves that looked like they had been there over 100 years. I felt very unusual when I walked in the church because it was very old, and had very old things in the church and had very funny music on, it was spooky. … On our way back it was raining and all the gravestones looked mouldy. I enjoyed it at the church it was a lot of fun. (J Whitham)
… The church is enormous. It was built in 1858. The first vicar who went in the church was the Rev. William Banham M.A. He was vicar between 1858 and 1920 … The church is very interesting. … I learned a lot about the church and had a real fun time. … Mr Holmes has a bookstand with an eagle on the top because an eagle is powerfull and the Christians believe that the bible is powerful too.
(K Cook)
…When everything is quiet in the church you can’t hear anything only the cars it’s wonderful to hear everything what gose by. … I thought that the church wouldn’t have so much stuff in because there is a pulpit is a thing were the vicar gose and talk to the people. (P Watson)
It was a nice sunny day and we went up to the church and I had a feeling that it was very old … The Vicar chose 4 volontears and put the four chasubles on us and I was one of them and I felt like a vicar myself. Then I went and looked at the bread and wine and I saw that someone had had a nibble on it. Then I went and read the bible. I think the bible is powerful. Then I saw the pulpit and I went up and thought of something to say. … Mr Holmes rang the bell and all the rest of the school herd the church bell ringing. … The Church smelt fresh and lovly and clean. I felt all refreshed inside. The music was nice and soft and made the church feel calm. (MWatson)
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