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St Benet's Catholic Primary School

Ouston, Chester-le-Street, Co Durham

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St. Benet's Ouston

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Home / About Us / Religious Education / Collective Worship

Collective Worship

 

benets focalEach Monday morning a Whole School Collective Worship is celebrated and lead by senior staff members or some of the older children in school. Usually, we focus on a statement to live by, however during certain liturgical seasons eg: Advent, we prepare for what is coming.

 

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Prayer Station for The Last Supper

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Prayer Station for The Resurrection

 

 

During Lent, we celebrate Holy Week through the use of prayer stations. This is usually a very moving, spiritual and powerful time in school and our children and families who also joined us, felt very touched by the stations and what they represented.

 

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Each class also prepares a class liturgy at the end of each Come and See topic. Masses are held in school, centred around the celebrations throughout the liturgical year.  T

 

 

 

Every worship will start with a representative from each class coming to the focal area with a class candle. Children enjoy this sense of belonging and let the congregation know that their class has gathered to listen to God’s Word.

 

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Ouston Lane

Ouston

Chester-le-Street

County Durham

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