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Our Christian Values

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All Saints Church

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All Saints Church is at the heart of our community and as such plays a very important role within our school. Reverend Richard Fisher comes into school regularly to lead worship with the children as well as participating in lessons and other learning opportunities. Our children go to church frequently – to celebrate Christian festivals and events throughout the year as well as to support their learning in class. Every class will visit church over the next term to gain a deep understanding of the importance of church to Christians, our school and the local community.

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Once a month, Reverend Richard and Sarah Mullen lead messy church with our children, their parents and grandparents as an after school club. The children and families read Bible stories, have time for reflection and make crafts to take home.
Church also runs Toddler Church once a month for parents with pre-school children to meet with other parents and children and make crafts.

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Please click on the link to find out more about our church.

Children’s Ministry

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In addition to our close partnership with church, the children also enjoy weekly worship led by the Children’s Ministry who come into school to sing songs, lead prayers and read Bible stories with the children.

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Every Wednesday, they run LoL – Live out loud with Jesus for our children as an after school club. The children listen to Bible stories, sing songs and make crafts.

Walk through the Bible

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Our Year 5 and 6 children are taking part in Walk through the Bible lessons as part of their weekly RE. The children will be learning about the Old Testament considering some aspects of ‘God, Creation and Fall’ and the core concept of ‘People of God.’ Over the course of five weeks, David will lead the children chronologically from the Creation, following the Patriarchs Moses, Joshua, Judges and Kings, through to the prophets and how God’s people are awaiting their Saviour. The lessons are fully interactive enabling the children to learn about the Bible in a fun and informative way.

Christingle Service

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The celebration is named after the Christingles that are lit during the celebration. Christingles are made from an orange decorated with red tape, sweets and a candle.

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Each element of a Christingle has a special meaning and helps to tell the Christian story:

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  • The orange represents the world

  • The red ribbon (or tape) symbolises the love and blood of Christ

  • The sweets and dried fruit represent all of God’s creations

  • The lit candle represents Jesus’s light in the world, bringing hope to people living in darkness.

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