For the past few weeks Group 5 and 6 have been doing poetry relating to Lent inspired by Stations of the cross. Here is the poetry that Group 5 and 6 have come up with.

Safa Ali

Daniyal Rathore

The Maestro

Luka Modric was born in Croatia and growing up his life was impacted from the Croatian war of independence.

Growing up he was good at football and reached his transcendence.

When he was little his family were forced to flee the house that they lived in and it was later burned down to the ground.

This resulted in him becoming a refugee and his life was turned upside down.

In 2006 he made his debut for the Croatian national team.

Over time he set the record for the most caps for Croatia and became the greatest player the country has ever seen.

He signed for Real Madrid and in his first season was considered as one of Real Madrid’s worst signings and was a complete misery.

Fast forward 10 years later and he’s considered one of the greatest players in Real Madrid’s history.

Luka Modric’s childhood saw him being a refugee and was in an all-time low.

Now he is one of the most decorated footballers of all time and is nicknamed The Maestro.

Nimra Arshad

Poetry could be about feelings and happiness. Life is up and down, a mix of emotions. sometimes you don't get from life you want. You always go your own way. Happiness is living in the moment. You struggle living in present. You always dream big. Sometimes you feel heart broken, life makes you heartbroken, but you just go and find your destination. You the one who can change yourself and you're thinking. Trust in yourself. It's very sad that there are wars and people are fighting, and sometimes you don’t trust anybody, but you have to try your best and carry on.

Owens Itua

Fear in the North

Fear, Fear, Fear in The North

Peoples lives about expire without an unexpected expiry date

The Masked Men with Guns and AK-47’s whacking Christians like targets because of their strong reassurance in the Lord.

Fighting a bloodbath that’s very spiritual

But Us?

WE will never surrender, We are created in God’s Image, We are more than warriors and we are fearfully made

Because we believe on what he did on the cross to die for our sins

Mumtaz Khalif

People have hope and compassion for what they want for the future, for example people want education and somewhere to work.

James Livesey

Northwest England

To the trees of Yorkshire Dales to the twists and turns of River Mersey Nature blumes as the trees reach for the sky providing shelter and a warm feeling like a mother’s touch; we are the northwest.

Thru the dark caves of blue john mines to a lone village in the hill to church bells rings around us like angels singing to spread the feeling of pride of the northwest.

To the lush green hills Cumbria to a stampede of magnificent sheep the northwest’s hidden beauty is everywhere

To the city where nature entangles with steel giants and the sun gets blocked, but opportunity rises from the steel structures, this is the northwest, where we grow and we rise above our problems.

On March 19th 2026 a poet called Jack came in to do a poetry workshop about our goals and targets. Jack had an idea of making a fictional character who was trying to the targets we came up with.

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