Collective Worship
Worship is an integral part of our school life. Worship is presented in a relevant and purposeful way to our children and school community to ensure it supports their daily lives. We endeavour to ensure our children have a variety of approaches which engage and excite them and develops their spiritual growth. Our worships are invitational and inclusive and enable staff and children from other faiths or do not hold a religious belief are able to participate.
Worship embodies our school Christian Vision and ensures that all have the opportunity to flourish. During our daily worship we follow the Canterbury Diocese Collective Worship plans and Picture News.
Monday - Whole School Celebration Worship
Tuesday - Whole School Worship
Wednesday - Key Stage Worship
Thursday - Whole School Worship
Friday - Class led worship
Our main church link is with St Martin's Church, Folkestone, but we also make links with other local churches including Harbour Church and South Kent Community Church. They work in partnership with the school and contribute regularly to the heart of the school.
Collective Worship Term 6 2025
Journeying individually and in community | |
Week 1 | The journey from Easter to Pentecost: waiting for what was to come next |
Week 2 | The early followers of Jesus in their new community |
Week 3 | Journeying as a Community |
Week 4 and 5 | A prayer for our journey: The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13) This is an opportunity to re-visit a prayer that the pupils might hear regularly and to deepen its meaning for the whole school community. Use the version of the Lord’s Prayer that you have adopted in school. |
Week 6 | Journeying in hope |
Week 7 | Next steps on the journey |
Collective Worship Term 5 2025
| Week 1 | Jesus is alive! (Resurrection hope) |
Attitude of Gratitude
Micah 6: 8 Act justly Love mercy Walk humbly with your God | Week 2 | Generosity – Why be generous? Think about using generosity prayer stations in school for which there is a separate resource sheet provided |
Week 3 | Generosity – Being generous with our time | |
Week 4 | Generosity – Being a global neighbour (preparing for Christian Aid Week) https://www.christianaid.org.uk/resources/schools/global-neighbours-practical-guide-primary-schools - Global Neighbours accreditation scheme will extend this thinking | |
Week 5 | Generosity: Christian Aid Week | |
Week 6 | Giving thanks for our generous Queen We hope that your plans for this lovely national celebration go well. There are some suggestions for acts of worship linked to this – we realise that you might have plans of your own. |
Collective Worship Term 4 2025
Week 1 | Fairtrade: Thinking about Justice and Mercy |
Week 2 | Lent: reading the signs |
Week 3 | Glimpses of God’s Kingdom in Jesus’ parables You will be able to use the Big Frieze to think about the concept of ‘Kingdom of God’ to enrich understanding as you look at the parables of the Kingdom (here and to come) in Matthew 13. |
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Week 6 | The Easter journey |
Collective Worship Term 3 2025
Week 1 | Epiphany |
Week 2 | Jesus – who am I? |
Week 3 | I am… ‘Life Giver’ |
Week 4 | I am… ‘Life Sustainer’ |
Week 5 | I am… ‘Life Guider’ |
Week 6 | I am… ‘Life Leader’ |
Collective Worship Term 2 2024
Week 1 | David develops his special gifts |
Week 2 | Remembrance Sunday (14 Nov) Children in Need (12 Nov) |
Week 3 | Anti-Bullying Week (15-19 Nov 2021) The theme for Anti-Bullying Week 2021 is One Kind Word More details can be found at https://anti-bullyingalliance.org.uk/anti-bullying-week/anti-bullying-week-2021-one-kind-word |
Week 4 | David trusts God for his choices |
Week 5 | David becomes King |
Week 6 | Advent |
Week 7 | Christmas |
Collective Worship Term 1 2024
Week 1 and Week 2 | There are ideas here to encourage you to:
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Week 3 | A New School Year: Being wise in God’s eyes |
Week 4 | A New School Year: Being wise in God’s eyes |
Week 5 | Harvest |
Week 6 | What’s in a Name? |
Week 7 | What’s in a Name? |
Week 8 | What’s in a Name? |