Thursday 13th March 2025 - Hannah shared the story of two builders with us. We explored the love of Christ and what this can inspire. We discovered the power of teamwork and what this can do and how it helps us to be courageous advocates for those who cannot speak out for themselves and how together we can make a big difference.

Wednesday 5th March 2025 - we were joined by Reverend Baggs who led our Ash Wednesday Service. Some children chose to receive the sign of the cross on their forehead and others chose to receive a blessing.

27th February 2025 - Hannah told us a story about three servants who were trusted to look after some money. Would they use wisdom? Would they have talents that they could share? Hannah taught us that God gave Christians talents and wisdom, but we choose how to use them. God gave us free will to make our choices by using wisdom and the talents we have been given to make a difference to those around us.

A prayer for Remembrance from The Church of England.

Look at your poppy. Poppies are bright and cheerful flowers: give thanks to God for the lives of those who have died in war, remembering all the joy they brought to families and friends, and all the good things they did for their home and their country.

Then look at the red petals: red reminds us of danger and harm. Ask God to be close to those who are still facing danger each day, to give courage to the armed forces, and compassion to all who help others.

Place your whole hand over the poppy: poppies are also fragile and need to be handled gently. God cares for those who are hurting and those who are sad. Ask God to comfort all who are grieving the loss of someone they love.

Finally place a finger on the centre of the poppy: ask God to help you play your part in working for peace in the world.
 

Thursday 17th October 2024  - Hannah shared how she thinks of Jesus as light of the world and how she feels guided by this spiritually.

Mrs Westlake, Friday 27th September 2024 - Autumn 1 Collective Worship - Friday Reflection. These are the stories that we will be exploring this half term during collective worship reflection session on a Friday.