School Logo

Whitstable and Seasalter Endowed Church of England (Aided) Junior School

  • Love
  • Learning
  • Laughter

Collective Worship

April 2025

Some of our Worship Leaders and Ambassadors were very honored to be invited to discuss from a 'child’s point of view' about what an archbishop should be to help in the writing of the ‘job description’ for the new Archbishop of Canterbury. The children had some very good ideas that arose from deep thought and consideration. The discussion was very helpful and Rev Jon made lots of notes to help in the planning process. Well done to the Worship Leaders and Ambassadors for their input and for helping with the difficult job of finding a new Archbishop. What a great job and an honour to be part of such a momentous occasion!

 

A message from Bishop Rose all pupils

Bishop Rose Schools Christmas Message 2023

A Christmas message from Bishop Rose to the schools in our diocese.

Collective Worship: Courage

Today was a very special collective worship planned and delivered by our fantastic worship leaders - Hugo, Lilly, Sonny, Isla and Alice. They helped us all think about being courageous even when we are the 'odd one out'. They told us the story of Daniel who was thrown to the Lion's Den when he refused to worship the King and said he would only worship God. They asked everyone to think about how they can be 'courageous advocates' in school.

Cathedrals Schools Day - Year 6

On Tuesday, the Year 6 children were invited to Canterbury Cathedra for a day of activities and service with other Church schools. During the morning, the children took part in a variety of activities including stone masonry, stain glass window making, organ playing and singing. After lunch, we enjoyed a service that was led brilliantly by Lilly and Hugo. The children enjoyed the variety of activities on offer and represented the school very well.

The Story of St Alphege

On Wednesday in Collective Worship Rev. Rachel told us the story of St Alphege using the beautiful etched screen, which re-tells his story. We thought about and reflected on his martyrdom and his trust in God.

Bishop Rose of Dover: School visit 

We were delighted to welcome the Bishop of Dover to school on Wednesday 30 November. After morning worship, held in St Alphege Church, Bishop Rose was given a tour of the school and new building by our wonderful Agents of Change and Ambassadors who did a fantastic job. She said a prayer in the new Garden Room and blessed the school the new buildings, spending lots of time with the children, staff and 2 of our Governors and even enjoyed a school dinner with them in the canteen.

-------------------------------------------------------------------
Useful Websites
Top