Collective Worship

Collective worship is an important part of daily life at our school, bringing pupils together to reflect, celebrate, and learn shared values. As a community school, our collective worship is inclusive and respectful of all faiths and beliefs, encouraging children to think about values such as kindness, respect, gratitude, and resilience. Through stories, music, discussion, and moments of reflection, pupils are given the opportunity to develop their spiritual, moral, social, and cultural understanding in a calm and supportive environment.

We have developed strong links with local religious figures and enjoy regular visits from them. Reverend Simon from St. Mary's Church and Deacon Michaela from Halton Trinity Methodist Church lead assemblies, lessons and workshops and invite us to visit their churches.

Imran Kotwal from Muslim Learner Services also visits school to teach us all about Islam through workshops in every class and engaging whole school assemblies.

At Christmas we love to celebrate as a community at our annual Christingle service at St. Mary's Church in Halton Village.