Our Collective Worship Policy
Our daily Collective Worship is at the core of everything we do at St Margaret's. It is our intention that Collective Worship should influence the thinking and day-to-day actions of the whole school community outside the act of Collective Worship itself, deeply impacting upon school life and on the daily lives of the members of the school community both inside and outside school.
A source of inspiration
Collective Worship should be of the highest quality as an offering to God. It should aim to inspire and affect pupils and adults. Please click here to find out more about our Collective Worship Policy.
Spiritual growth
It is our aim that Collective Worship should promote spiritual growth in all participants whatever their faith or none. We are proud of the way that our pupils embrace the opportunities we create for everyone in the school to participate; this includes the chance for all pupils to plan and lead worship.
(Former Year 5 pupil of St Margaret's on what spirituality means to her.)