Pupils sat down, discussing school work.

We have collective worship every day, some of this is whole school and some is as a class.

  • Monday – Key Stage 1 in the Hall – Mrs Wainwright / Key Stage 2 Zoom – Mr Leadbeater
  • Tuesday – class following on from Monday
  • Wednesday – Key Stage 1 in the Hall – Mrs Wainwright / Key Stage 2 Zoom – Mr Waddell
  • Thursday – Class following on from Wednesday
  • Friday - Celebration (KS1, Years 3/4, Years 5/6 on a 3 week rota. On the other weeks they will have worship in class.)

Mrs Wainwright and the Worship Council plans worship from Roots and Fruits following our worship themes such as ‘Respect’ and ‘Forgiveness’

Mr Leadbeater and Mr Waddle plan using Picture News which is related to current events.

The first week of every half term, singing is the focus in collective worship.

In the summer term these children will work with some year 5 children to become the next Worship Council.

Withdrawal of Pupils

Parents have a legal right to withdraw their children from Collective Worship either partly or wholly. However, we encourage parents to discuss their request which we will deal with sensitively. If the parent does not want to discuss it or still feels they wish to withdraw their child, the request should be made in writing to the head teacher. The school will provide an alternative activity and supervision for the child.

Worship Documents

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Worship Areas

Each class has a worship area, in these, classes display the current theme and bible quotes.  They also include reflections and thoughts from the class worship sessions.  In addition there is the class bible and candles to support quiet reflection.

We also have a school collective worship display that helps show all visitors our current theme and focus.

Recording Collective Worship

Each half term we focus on a theme for our worship. We collect work, thoughts and reflections from each class to make our floor book or the school worship display in the corridor. This is kept in our main entrance for parents and visitors to look at. The worship council also share it with the children.