Collective Worship
Many thanks to Dr Trevor Clarke from Global Generation Church, Margate for our pop-up prayer space. A wonderful experience for our children!
At St Saviours, we embrace the practice of collective worship as an integral component of our school ethos. Our collective worship is designed to be inclusive, providing an open invitation to all children, regardless of their individual beliefs or backgrounds. We believe that this shared experience fosters a sense of community and belonging, allowing each child to engage thoughtfully with the values and teachings of the Christian faith.
Our worship sessions are thoughtfully planned to inspire reflection, creativity and spiritual growth, incorporating a range of themes that resonate with the diverse experiences of our students. We encourage active participation, inviting pupils to contribute through readings, prayers, signing and shared reflections. By fostering an environment in which every child feels valued and respected, we aim to nurture their understanding of courage and consideration, empowering them to become empathetic and engaged members of both the school community and society at large.
Monday - Whole school worship based on Christian Values
Tuesday - Whole school worship, including prayers led by children, based on R.E learning
Wednesday - Whole school worship engaging and responding with singing
Thursday - Whole class collective worship
Friday - Whole school worship, celebration, led by Year 6 children
Monday Whole School Worship
Florence, Milly and Matilda made a friendship chain in collective worship to symbolise the efforts of the friends who carried their sick friend to be healed by Jesus.
