Aiming High in Faith, Love and Learning
Collective Worship
What is Collective Worship?
As a Church of England School, at Christ Church Collective Worship is at the heart of school life. It happens every day, in various different forms, which give all children an opportunity to learn, celebrate and respond to Christian Values drawn from the Bible. Collective Worship songs are linked into the Value and help the children reflect further on its meaning.
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
Bible exploration, prayer and worship themes, including Bible stories linked to the values, or celebrations in line with the church calendar. Led by Head Teacher. Values prayer. | Bible exploration, prayer and worship themes, including Bible stories linked to the values, or celebrations in line with the church calendar. Led by Christ Church clergy and team. Lord’s Prayer. | Hymn Practice led by SENCo and children. Children’s prayers. | Family Forum – children sharing and discussing school and wider community issues.
Led by House Captains. Children or staff’s prayers. | School celebration of achievements and recognition of special events in children’s lives. Led by Deputy Head Teacher. Children’s prayers.
Class assemblies led by the children. |
Collective Worship Themes
Our Collective Worship is diverse and world-wide; it is a fantastic 
vehicle for exploring Global Links.
At Christ Church, the children have a chance to explore what it means to be Christian in different countries, cultures and contexts through a variety of topics.
Collective Worship is set up so that all children and adults, of any faith or none, are invited to find out what Christians believe about God, the world and themselves, and have reflection time wondering about big questions of life. Staff and children alike value the time of quiet and stillness as a way to bring the community together.
Harvest
Collective Worship - Patience
See link below
https://christ-church-cofe-va-primary-school-and-nursery.primarysite.media/
Year 6 Cake Sale for Plastic Oceans
