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Collective Worship

Collective Worship is a statutory requirement for all schools in England and Wales.  At Cornwood C of E Primary School, Collective Worship is so much more than this.  It is a time where our school family meets together, learns together, reflects together, a time within which children and staff are given a time to be still, to engage and respond. 

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PSHE/themes/key events

Visitors/Open the book

Value Roots and Fruits book

Picture news 

Roots and Fruits 

Collective worship book

Celebration worship 

Lead by the Ethos council

 

Children leading Collective worship at Cornwood C of E Primary school

 

Before Collective worship:

  • Setting up the computer
  • Putting out benches
  • Prepare the worship table
  • Writing prayers
  • Meet visitors at the entrance

 

During Collective worship:

  • Organise school notices.
  • Take part in Drama activities such as Open the Book.
  • Support teachers with music, video clips and PowerPoint slides.
  • Ask and answer questions.
  • Read or saying prayers.
  • Leading actions or signing to songs.

 

After Collective worship:

  • Put away the table and candles
  • Stack the benches
  • Record Collective Worship
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