Collective Worship at Baldwins Gate
Our programme for Collective Worship:
September - Community
October - Harvest - Thankfulness
November - Armstice - Peace/Justice
December - Advent/Christmas - Christmas Story/Incarnation
January - Epiphany - Wisdom/Courage
February - Ordinary Time - Trust/Truthfulness
March - Lent - Endurance/Patience
April - Easter - Salvation
May - Ordinary Time - Forgiveness/Compassion
June - Humility/Reverance
July - Service/Generosity
September - Community
October - Harvest - Thankfulness
November - Armstice - Peace/Justice
December - Advent/Christmas - Christmas Story/Incarnation
January - Epiphany - Wisdom/Courage
February - Ordinary Time - Trust/Truthfulness
March - Lent - Endurance/Patience
April - Easter - Salvation
May - Ordinary Time - Forgiveness/Compassion
June - Humility/Reverance
July - Service/Generosity
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Our Prayer Corner
Our Prayer Corner is currently focused on our Collective Worship theme of 'Thankfulness'. This area is encouraging children to reflect on what they give thanks for, as well as thinking of others who are not as fortunate as ourselves. For Harvest we are collecting donations for a local charity - The Alice Charity - which supports local families.
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Collective Worship
During the very difficult 'Covid' times of lockdowns and 'bubbles', collective worship at Baldwins Gate continued to be a high priority and we sort new and innovative ways to bring our school community together. This included videos shared with our families and the children at home during lockdown, live streamed Worship across our class bubbles when we returned to school and even collective worship outside when the weather allowed (the neighbours even joined in with our hymns!)
Our current collective worship is through live streams across our classes. The pupils really enjoy how this brings them all together. Our current theme of 'Thankfulness' is allowing pupils to reflect on what they are thankful for and to think of others who are less fortunate. Through are links with the Alice Charity, the children and families are making donations of food and other necessities as with celebrate Harvest.
Our current collective worship is through live streams across our classes. The pupils really enjoy how this brings them all together. Our current theme of 'Thankfulness' is allowing pupils to reflect on what they are thankful for and to think of others who are less fortunate. Through are links with the Alice Charity, the children and families are making donations of food and other necessities as with celebrate Harvest.
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Class Worship
Class worship enable pupils to reflect and respond on our whole school collective worship.
In key stage one the children have been writing prayers about what they want toe thank God for.
In Key stage two the children have been reflecting on the lack of equality in the world, the difference in their childhood and the childhood of children living in poverty. As well as thinking about what it would be like to be homeless.
In key stage one the children have been writing prayers about what they want toe thank God for.
In Key stage two the children have been reflecting on the lack of equality in the world, the difference in their childhood and the childhood of children living in poverty. As well as thinking about what it would be like to be homeless.
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Children Leading Worship
Class 4's assembly focusing on Courage
Class 4 led our collective worship. The children prepared their own assembly focusing on how having courage changes the world. They talked about famous people, past and present, who had the courage to stand up for what they believed.
Class 4 led our collective worship. The children prepared their own assembly focusing on how having courage changes the world. They talked about famous people, past and present, who had the courage to stand up for what they believed.
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Remembrance Day, Monday 11th November 2019
At Baldwins Gate Primary School we remember the past and all the people who have served and sacrificed or been affected by war. We remember those who served from ouNr local parishes. We think about today and all the people who are fighting for our way of life. We look forward to the future and hope it will be peaceful. During our Collective Worship service to mark Remembrance Day, the children presented a wreath of poppies they had made. Pupils also made their own poppy crosses and planted them in the school's remembrance garden. |
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