COLLECTIVE WORSHIP
We have a daily act of Collective Worship which is of a Christian nature given our status as a Church school.
We use a variety of resources to make these as interactive, engaging and relevant as possible to the pupils. They follow the church calendar and are linked to the Christian values that underpin our school ethos and vision.
Each day is lsightly different but will always include gathering, engagement, prayer, singing and sending out.
Monday is usually led by the Headteacher and Tuesdays is usually led by Mrs Llamas or Miss Mears.
On Wedsnesdays we visit St George's Church for our weekly Church Worship which is usually led by our Rector, Fr Michael.
Thursday collective worship is centred around our Hymn Practice and is usually led by Mrs Potts and Mrs Wastell.
On Fridays we gather to celebrate the achievements of the week. Stickers and certificates are awarded and the children choose the topics for our prayers to say thank you and ask God's help.
This week's collective worship from Mr Jervis is all about change, moving on and how that sometimes involves sacrifice. Click below to find out more!
Father Michael is sending us his collective worship story and prayers each week. Click on the video belowto hear Fr Michael tell us the story of the storm on the lake.
Click on the image below to go to a website with lots of songs to sing wherever you are - including many we use in Collective Worship
Crowhurst School Prayer
This is our school,
Let peace dwell here
Let the rooms be full of contentment
Let love abide here
Love of one another
Love of people everywhere
Love of life itself
And love of God.
Let us remember,
That as many hands build a house
So many hearts build a school
Amen
As Sunday 7th June was Trinity Sunday, Mr Jervis recordered a collective worship about the trinity.
COLLECTIVE WORSHIP
We have a daily act of Collective Worship which is of a Christian nature given our status as a Church school.
We use a variety of resources to make these as interactive, engaging and relevant as possible to the pupils. They follow the church calendar and are linked to the Christian values that underpin our school ethos and vision.
Each day is lsightly different but will always include gathering, engagement, prayer, singing and sending out.
Monday is usually led by the Headteacher and Tuesdays is usually led by Mrs Llamas or Miss Mears.
On Wedsnesdays we visit St George's Church for our weekly Church Worship which is usually led by our Rector, Fr Michael.
Thursday collective worship is centred around our Hymn Practice and is usually led by Mrs Potts and Mrs Wastell.
On Fridays we gather to celebrate the achievements of the week. Stickers and certificates are awarded and the children choose the topics for our prayers to say thank you and ask God's help.
Prayer Spaces
WHAT IS PRAYER SPACES IN SCHOOLS?
Prayer Spaces in Schools enable children and young people, of all faiths and none, to explore life's questions, spirituality and faith in a safe, creative and interactive way. We have used Prayer Spaces to consider festivals such as Christmas and Easter or reflect on key events like Remembrance Day. To find out more about Prayer Spaces in Schools visit www.prayerspacesinschools.com/
HARVEST
family support work
In our Harvest Festivals we consider how good lucky we are to enjoy the fruit of the harvest and how good God is to us in creating such an amazing world. In response to this we bring our gifts of produce and donate them to Chichester Diocesan Association Family Support Work to support families in the local area. Find out more by visiting www.familysupportwork.org/
Useful Documents
PICTURE NEWS
Each week we use a picture to make us think about what is happening in the world around us. This has a key question for children to think about and is linked to a specific British Value. There is also a newspaper for children with articles written especially for children.
