Welbourn CE Primary School

Welcome to our Collective Worship page. Collective worship is our time as a school family to gather everyone together for the opportunity to grow spiritually and to have time to reflect.

Our Church School Values for Autumn Term 6 is..

Justice

Look at our prayer stones...

We have regular visits from the Joy Foundation in school. Here are some links to some worships that you can access from home.

• Making good choices - We have so much choice in life, but are your choices the right ones?
• Rainbow thoughts - What do rainbows really mean?
• Be thankful - Being thankful for what we have.
• Hard times - Help with how to get through hard times.
• Keep trying - Do you ever find it tricky to keep doing something?
• Helping others - Who can you help today?
• Stillness - Sometimes we just need to stop and be still.
• You are precious - All about how precious we are.
• The special one - You are special.
• The very best - Following rules is tricky.
• Keep going - Give everything all you have.
• Impossible to possible - Impossible things can be possible!
• Changes - Are you using your time well at the moment?
• Don't give up - If you're feeling a little fed up then this video may help.
• Working together - How can the game of jenga teach us?
• Light of the World - A message for Easter.

We enjoy a range of different acts of worship and welcome visitors to share worship with us, including:

The ambassadors from Inspire+ visit us regularly to share the importance of keeping healthy and exercising. They also share with us the importance of a positive mindset and how to practise mindfulness.

A local MP visited us during our election week where we elected new school council members.

Our worship council lead worship regularly both in school and at St Chads Church, Welbourn and our sports council share healthy eating, mindfulness and exercise information with us too.

Our weekly celebration worship is one of our favourites as we are able to share our learning together as a school family whilst also recognising achievements outside of school.

We also welcome other visitors such as the NSPCC.