St. Andrew’s Lower School East
01767 312212
St. Andrew’s VC Lower School West
01767 312311
ASPIRE BELIEVE CELEBRATE
At St. Andrew’s School we develop aspiration, strength and self-belief by supporting each other and living our values.
Don’t be afraid, I have called you by name, you are mine. I have marked your name on the palms of my hands.
(Isaiah 43:1 and 49:16)
The parable of the lost sheep tells us that God is like the Good Shepherd and he loves and cares for every single one of us.
We believe a daily act of collective worship is an integral and essential part of St Andrew's whole school ethos and curriculum which is central to the life of the school. It provides a focus for the school community and helps to reflect the tone and ethos of the school.
Here are the details of Collective Worship in school.
Organisation |
Mondays and Fridays: Key Stage Worship led by Head Teacher, Head of Site or visitors, with all staff present, unless on duty just before or after. Reception join KS1 after October half-term. |
Mondays - Good Lunchtime Book Fridays - Good Work Book |
Wednesdays: Key Stage Singing Practices, including reflection and prayer, taken by HT/HoS. |
Tuesdays and Thursdays; Class Worship or Year Band Worship. |
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The first and last day of every half term is treated as a Monday/Friday.
Harvest, Christmas, Easter, last day of the Summer Term and Theme Weeks: Whole school assemblies, in the round, with items from each Year Band. Caretaker, cleaners, Office staff, gardeners, LOs, volunteers and governors invited.
Children’s Assemblies: In the Spring Term, some of the Monday and Friday Key Stage assemblies are taken by classes, so that each class has a turn. The parents of the children in the class taking the assembly are invited. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Class assemblies or Year Band assemblies in classrooms. All adults in the room take part, and sign put on the door to prevent interruption. The Lord's Prayer taught and used. |
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Files | |||
Collective_Worship_Policy_2020.pdf |
St. Andrew's is a Church of England Voluntary Controlled School in the Diocese of St. Albans.
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InformationaboutChurchSchoolsFebruary2017.pdf |
St. Andrew’s Lower School East
01767 312212
St. Andrew’s VC Lower School West
01767 312311
ASPIRE BELIEVE CELEBRATE
At St. Andrew’s School we develop aspiration, strength and self-belief by supporting each other and living our values.
Don’t be afraid, I have called you by name, you are mine. I have marked your name on the palms of my hands.
(Isaiah 43:1 and 49:16)
The parable of the lost sheep tells us that God is like the Good Shepherd and he loves and cares for every single one of us.
We believe a daily act of collective worship is an integral and essential part of St Andrew's whole school ethos and curriculum which is central to the life of the school. It provides a focus for the school community and helps to reflect the tone and ethos of the school.
Here are the details of Collective Worship in school.
Organisation |
Mondays and Fridays: Key Stage Worship led by Head Teacher, Head of Site or visitors, with all staff present, unless on duty just before or after. Reception join KS1 after October half-term. |
Mondays - Good Lunchtime Book Fridays - Good Work Book |
Wednesdays: Key Stage Singing Practices, including reflection and prayer, taken by HT/HoS. |
Tuesdays and Thursdays; Class Worship or Year Band Worship. |
|
The first and last day of every half term is treated as a Monday/Friday.
Harvest, Christmas, Easter, last day of the Summer Term and Theme Weeks: Whole school assemblies, in the round, with items from each Year Band. Caretaker, cleaners, Office staff, gardeners, LOs, volunteers and governors invited.
Children’s Assemblies: In the Spring Term, some of the Monday and Friday Key Stage assemblies are taken by classes, so that each class has a turn. The parents of the children in the class taking the assembly are invited. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Class assemblies or Year Band assemblies in classrooms. All adults in the room take part, and sign put on the door to prevent interruption. The Lord's Prayer taught and used. |
Name | Format | ||
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Files | |||
Collective_Worship_Policy_2020.pdf |
St. Andrew's is a Church of England Voluntary Controlled School in the Diocese of St. Albans.
Name | Format | ||
---|---|---|---|
Files | |||
InformationaboutChurchSchoolsFebruary2017.pdf |