Collective Worship
Our collective worship programme is based on materials from the Diocese of Ely. Each worship session includes a theme, a relevant Bible reading, a message, a reflective activity, a song and prayer.
The Christian value explored in each act of worship is rooted in the Bible passage studied that week. Over the course of each half term, pupils will engage with all six Christian values: Hope, Community, Dignity, Wisdom, Joy, and Peace. These values closely complement our school values of Flourish, Faith, and Friendship.
Collective Worship is delivered both in person and through occasional pre-recorded sessions on Tuesdays. We also come together each week to celebrate through music, creating opportunities for reflection, participation, and shared worship.
Please click to see our Collective Worship policy
Millions of adults and children in churches and schools across the world pray a special prayer during worship that Jesus taught to his followers. We call this prayer The Lord’s Prayer. It is a prayer of hope, reminding us to trust God and care for others. To help us understand the meaning of the different parts of The Lord’s Prayer, we have been learning and practising it using British Sign Language (BSL).
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Throughout the year, we have a range of visitors and events that support our Christian vision. We explore other faiths during RE lessons so that children are taught to question and enquire about the world around them.
Our Flourishing Tree
