Collective Worship

Children in Year 3 led a beautiful class worship based on the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus. We thought about how desperate Zacchaeus was to see Jesus and the impact this had on his life. Our leaders asked us to think about ways that we could see Jesus more clearly so that we could make a change in our lives in the way Zacchaeus did. We hung out promises on a prayer tree.

Year 3 led a beautiful class worship based on the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus. The children reflected on how desperate Zacchaeus was to see Jesus and the impact this had on his life. The worship leaders encouraged the class to think about ways they could see Jesus more clearly so that they too could make positive changes in their lives, just as Zacchaeus did. The children then hung their promises on the prayer tree as a symbol of their reflections and commitments.

Today, Year 1 led their families in a beautiful worship focused on the Holy Spirit and how it can help guide and shape people in their daily lives. The children spoke about the importance of holidays and holy days before singing, dancing and praying beautifully throughout the celebration. A truly special moment shared with their families.

A group of children from Year 1 led the class beautifully in worship today, focusing on this half term’s theme of discipleship. They shared scripture with confidence before inviting their classmates to declare their own promise to be a disciple. The children were proud to take their promises home to display and remember. The class loved reflecting on the prayer experience, especially singing together, hearing the words Jesus spoke to his disciples and making personal promises

Children from Year 3 led a beautiful class worship based on our current worship theme, Discipleship. The children took inspiration from the Scripture -Jesus sends out the disciples Matthew 28:18-20. As a response to the Scripture they asked their friends to each place a candle in a circle around the Scripture and cross to symbolise the job that the disciples had to spread the message and light of Christ all around the world. They also included one of our favourite hymns, Chil

Year 4 reflected on the theme of Discipleship as they led a beautiful Celebration of the Word in class. They shared thoughtful ideas and showed a deep understanding of what it means to follow and serve others.

Children from Y3 planned and lead a beautiful class worship today. The children used the theme, ‘Discipleship’ to select their scripture from John’s gospel-‘By this shall all mankind know you are my disciples’ The worship leaders asked us to think about how we can proudly show our discipleship and asked us to design a badge for a disciple to wear during their response. We were asked to proudly display our badges on our uniform and explain the significance of the symbols we c

Thank you to Mrs Mooney and the Faith in Action team for our wonderful Stations of the Cross reflection day. It was lovely to see all of the children spending time at the different prayer stations as they followed Jesus’ journey to the cross They were incredibly reflective, prayerful and peaceful throughout—such a special and meaningful experience for everyone.

This morning, our Faith in Action team led the whole school in a meaningful worship as they guided us through the Stations of the Cross.

Today, Year 4 joined their peers from Catholic primary schools across the city for a special visit to the Cathedral, where they took part in the Stations of the Cross. It was a thoughtful and reflective experience and the children showed great respect and reverence throughout. We are very proud of how they represented our school.

Year 5 had a lovely time worshipping with their families today. They reflected on the Annunciation and Mary saying “yes” to God, thinking about what this means for us in our own lives. They also explored the importance of giving, linking their worship to Red Nose Day and how we can help others.

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating Eid al‑Fitr! Wishing all of our families who are celebrating a wonderful day and weekend!

Today, Father Michael celebrated Mass with us It was a truly special time of worship, with everyone reading, singing, and praying so beautifully. We are so proud of the reverence and participation shown by all.

It was lovely to see our Spiritual Movement Club in action. They moved with such grace and reverence, worshipping in a truly creative and inspiring way.

Year 6 have been taking time this Lent to reflect on how they can grow in love, kindness, patience and forgiveness. Building on the seeds they planted last week, the children created beautiful hearts filled with ideas about the kind things they have done and the kind things they can do for others. Just like the seeds they planted, these small acts of kindness will continue to grow and make a difference in our school community. We are so proud of the thoughtful reflections an

Year 3 led a beautiful Celebration of the Word, inviting everyone to reflect on their journey through Lent and the sacrifice Jesus made in the desert. The children represented their Lenten promises by creating a crown of thorns, reminding us that through our own sacrifices we journey with Jesus towards his death and resurrection. It was a thoughtful and prayerful time for our school community.

Today, Year 1 took part in their Lenten challenge to Plant and Pray . They planted their seeds and reflected on how kindness, patience and faith can help them grow into the best versions of themselves. After planting their seeds, the children decided what they will try to do during Lent, such as praying each day, helping at home and spreading kindness to others. They recorded their promise on a label and attached it to their plant so they can reflect on it as they watch their

A group of our Year 4 pupils led their peers in a beautiful Celebration of the Word based on the theme of forgiveness. They spoke confidently, shared thoughtful reflections and helped everyone take time to think about the importance of saying sorry and forgiving others. Well done to all involved for leading such a meaningful moment of prayer and reflection.

Year 1 were delighted to worship with their families today as they celebrated the end of their RE unit on Meals. The children prayed, sang and read beautifully, sharing what they have learned throughout the topic. The Celebration of the Word ended with a wonderful liturgical movement to the Lord’s Prayer using BSL, which was a very special moment for everyone who attended. Well done, Year 1!

A group of Year 5 children thoughtfully planned this week’s class Celebration of the Word. They read beautifully and carefully selected meaningful scripture that linked closely to our mission focus this week. We are so proud of the reverence, confidence and care they showed in leading such a special time of reflection.