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IQ3: How is collective worship enabling pupils and adults to flourish spiritually?

The impact of Collective Worship: 

Children support Fr J telling the Christmas story

Mrs Daykin came to tell us the Christmas story in Derbyshire Dialect

Christingle prayer

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We had a great time learning how to tell Bible stories through flags. Each group of children looked at different Bible stories and selected different coloured flags to represent different parts / values of the story.  We also recapped the dances we learnt the previous year using flags. 

 

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Fr Julius shows us how to enjoy the music of worship

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Our first experience of worship flags

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Wow what an incredible evening being part of an amazing worship lead by Fr. Julius to celebrate Pentecost! Our children wowed us as always by representing our school on stage in front of a lot of people and sung walking in the light and shine Jesus shine. 
 

The worship was very active and our children were fully engaged and took part by listening, reflecting, waving flags, dancing and singing. 

Local Sunday School.

The Children in need day finished off with our second visit to What is Spirituality?

We asked big questions.

Who am I ?

Why am I here?

We were brave enough to capture our thoughts through the silence of reflection.

Ask your child about the following words.

Doughnut, ladder, window, door, camera

What do they tell you?

We are really enjoying praying for each other.

Rashford's class then had some input using a great resource, It’s a No- Money Day, by Kate Milner, to have an insight into developing empathy. Some great questions, ideas and thoughts shared. It was a privilege to have this opportunity to use this resource with such a great group of children.

 

 

We are very grateful that Rev Christine and Father Julius from Kirk Hallam church are happy to support us while we do not have a permanent clergy in place. Building this new relationship will help to support Rev Jan by working across the four schools and churches in the parish. Thank you so much.   

 

Thank you to Rev Christine and Father Julius for coming in to support our collective worship.

 
 

Below is a link to our Collective Worship page: