Collective Worship, in a variety of formats, is a central feature of our school day. It embodies our Christian ethos whilst embracing inclusivity and diversity. It provides a dedicated space and time for members of our school to be actively engaged, to pray and to sing, and to reflect on spiritual matters. Our Worship includes strong spiritual and moral messages, alongside our British Values, which may be led by pupils, staff or members of the church and community.

Collective worship in our school allows both pupils and school staff to:

• Participate in a sense of community.
• Offer praise and thanksgiving to God.
• Participate in singing, lifting hearts and spirits.
• Embrace moments of stillness and reflection.
• Promote and develop pupils’ spiritual, moral and cultural growth.
• Delve into life’s profound questions and react to national events.
• Cultivate respect and enhance spiritual awareness.
• Contemplate the nature of God and the teachings of Christ.
• Promote and develop British Values embracing inclusivity.
• Share in each other's joys and challenges.
• Mark special occasions in the Christian calendar.

View our Collective Worship policy here.