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Collective Worship and Spirituality

Collective Worship and the Law

​As a Church of England school we consider it important that all pupils have a sound understanding of the Christian faith and belief, and pupils take part in a daily act of collective Christian Worship. 

In accordance with legal requirements (Schools Standards and Framework Act 1998), an act of collective worship, taking into account of the age, aptitude and background of the pupils is provided daily for all pupils, except those who are withdrawn by parents.  The school expects that withdrawal will only be made following discussions with the Principal, followed by written confirmation of withdrawal.  Special arrangements will be made to supervise children withdrawn from acts of worship.  In addition, staff have the right to withdraw from the act of collective worship.

"The arrangements for the required collective worship may, in respect of each school day, provide a single act of worship for all pupils or for separate acts of worship for pupils in different age groups or in different school groups."

The School Standards and Framework Act 1998

Collective Worship (Flourish) and the Law In accordance with legal requirements (School Standards and Framework Act 1998) an act of collective worship, taking into account of the age, aptitude and background of the pupils, is provided daily for all pupils. Collective worship is a space for both children and staff to reflect and deepen their understanding of spirituality, except those withdrawn by parents. The school expects that withdrawal will be only made following discussions with the Principal followed by written confirmation of withdrawal. Special arrangements will be made to supervise children withdrawn from acts of worship. In addition, staff have the right to withdraw from the act of collective worship. “The arrangements for the required collective worship may, in respect of each school day, provide for a single act of worship for all pupils or for separate acts of worship for pupils in different age groups or in different school groups.

Our School Prayer

Dear Lord, 

Journeying together in hope and joy

Opening our hearts and minds to the world

Unite and work together

Respect the views of everyone

New experiences with our friends

Everyone is welcome at our school

You can join us on our journey. 

Amen

 

 

Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust

Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust was founded in January 2018, driven by a shared vision that unites the Co-operative values with the principles of our Church of England schools.

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