- Children regularly lead worship
- Reflective prayer areas in every classroom and central school areas
- All classes engage with the Bible weekly using a supporting resource called Gospels in Schools
- Our School Prayer Books are available throughout school
- Daily prayers, including the Lord’s Prayer and end of day prayers
- All children in Key Stage 2 have their own Bible which they are encouraged to bring to collective worship when we are looking at scripture
- A comprehensive long term plan for collective worship based on Lights in Schools
- Throughout school we display scripture from the Bible.
Collective Worship at St Alban's Primary School
What worship would you expect to see at St Alban's Primary School?
Bibles

Children in Year 2 are presented with an illustrated children’s Bible at the start of the year by House Sinai leaders. Throughout the year, House Leaders and Ambassadors take time to come into class collective worship sessions to read these with the younger children to ensure they are familiar with the stories.
Children are then presented with a Bible when they move in to Year 3. This Bible will stay with the children as they move classes and they will take it home when they leave St Alban’s.
How will we use the Bibles?
Children will use their Bibles in collective worship, religious education and engage with it weekly in class. Throughout Collective Worship and our curriculum, children are get to know the structure and the ‘Big Story’ behind the Bible, and become fluent with finding Books, Chapters and Verses. House Leaders will often carry out Bible Games with younger pupils to help them to get better at this.