Collective Worship involves all members of our school sharing time together in quiet moments of reflection to celebrate life and to show reverence to God. Everyone takes an active part in Collective Worship, although parents do have a right to withdraw their child from participation should they choose to do so.

In our Collective Worship, we focus on our school values and how we can live them all around school at home and within our wider community. We take time to think about special days in the Church of England calendar and how we can support local, national and international causes. 

We have daily Collective Worship led by teachers, children and special visitors; the leaders will invite everyone to join them in quiet moments of reflection too. We invite everyone gathered together to sing hymns and reflect on our lives, to show our thankfulness towards God.

Most of our Collective Worship is held in our hall, but sometimes we go to the church or even hold them outside! We also visit different places of worship, such as the Hindu and Sikh temples in Leicester; these help us to understand how other faith groups worship.

Special Collective Worship

Every Friday, we have a special Collective Worship, to share learning that has taken place during the week and to celebrate achievements. We invite everyone to sing songs, say prayers together, show work and celebrate success.