Collective Worship

We believe that Christian Worship in a Catholic school names and celebrates God’s presence in our lives. It is concerned with giving glory, honour, praise and thanks to God. It is our loving response, in word and action, to God’s invitation to enter into a relationship, made possible through the work of Jesus Christ and the witness of the Holy Spirit.

We endorse the belief that Collective Worship takes into account the religious and educational needs of all who share in it.

Those who form part of the worshiping community in church
Those for whom school may be their first and only experience of church
Those from other Christian traditions – or none
Those from other faith backgrounds.

It will be an activity in which we learn or experience where all can contribute and from which all can gain.

For further details please see our Collective Worship Policy.

KS2 writing prayer intentions in the Holy Space during their collective worship.

KS1 with their rosary beads!

KS1 collective worship with Fr Dennis.

KS2 praying the Rosary.

A beautiful Collective Worship based on Daniel in the Lions Den.

Collective worship focussing on our virtue of courage and how Mary showed courage in her life.

Collective Worship in KS2.

KS1 in their collective worship, reflecting on how we can always be a kind friend to each other and show our virtue of respect in and outside of school.

Reception in their collective worship, reflecting on the Sermon on the Mount, asking Jesus to help them be kinder, more forgiving and more humble.

KS1 thinking about how we keep going even when things get difficult!