At St. Mary’s our aim in Collective Worship is to provide opportunities for celebration of various kinds, which:
• help all children to celebrate their love for one another and accept the mystery of God’s love
• enable all children to grow in conscious awareness of the spiritual dimension of life and to actively respond to it
• help all children to understand some of the elements of liturgy, through greetings, community praise, silence, song, etc.
This is done in class, in the hall (infants or juniors), at the end of Come and See topics as a Celebration Assembly and may also take place on other occasions in other places (e.g. outside rosary during May – The Month of Mary).
St Mary's use Ten:Ten Resources for this and you can explore their website using the link here. Please find their latest term newsletter below.
Collective Worship
St Mary’s is a Catholic school that supports children of all ages in their journey of learning and faith.
Parents have the right to withdraw their child from all or part of Religious Education (RE) and/or collective worship.
If you wish to do so, please submit a written request to the Headteacher. This request will be reviewed annually.