As a Church of England school, collective worship is at the heart of our daily life together. Our worship is invitational, inclusive and inspirational, offering every child and adult the opportunity to engage in a way that is meaningful to them.
We gather for worship at 10:00–10:20am, Monday to Thursday, and again on Friday afternoons from 2:20–2:30pm. During these times, we draw on readings from the Church of England lectionary and follow the rhythms of the liturgical year, marking important festivals and seasons together.
Throughout the week, our worship reflects our school vision and Christian values, always seeking to connect with the lived experiences of our children. In this way, collective worship becomes a space where all can flourish, grow in faith and character, and feel celebrated as unique individuals. Following Jesus’ example, we aim to recognise and affirm the gifts, talents and milestones of our children, ensuring everyone feels seen and valued.
Our worship is joyful and diverse. We celebrate the great festivals of the Christian year, such as Harvest, Advent, Christmas, Easter and Pentecost, while also recognising significant moments from the lives of those in our school community, including celebrations such as Diwali and Eid. In this way, we honour both our Christian heritage and the wider faith journeys that shape our shared life together.
Music plays a central role in our worship. Each Monday and Tuesday we sing together, lifting our voices in praise – it truly does raise the roof and brings us together in joy and unity.
Parents are warmly invited to attend our collective worship, and we are always delighted to share these special times with families. Worship is not just something we do in school – it is an expression of who we are: a community rooted in love, faith, and celebration of all.