Worship

Collective worship is the unique heartbeat of a Church school and is offered as part of a wider opportunity for pupils and adults to encounter faith by engaging in conversations about God, both as individuals and together.

Our Collective Worship policy strengthens and supports the Christian identity of our school, reaffirms our values at St Anne’s and celebrates the central role that each child has to play in their community. The daily Christian act of worship is central to our ethos and is supported by all staff and Governors. It makes an important contribution to the overall spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of the whole school community. Collective worship involves members of our school meeting together in part or whole and participating in a joint assembly. It is distinct from the rest of the school day and a time for reflection.

For more information on Collective Worship at St Anne's, see our policy below: 

Harvest 2023

Well done to our wonderful KS1 department for leading the school in worship. We reflected on our Christian value of thankfulness as we learnt more about Harvest around the world.