CHAPLAINCY TEAM

Pupils have the opportunity to serve the school as part of the Chaplaincy Team.  Anyone can join, and the Chaplaincy Team play a vital role in the spiritual life of the school and are supported by the R.E. Lead and Head of School.

The Chaplaincy Team perform many duties throughout the year including:

·      Meeting to discuss and deliver the Gospel

·      Have a say in the weekly focus prayer and hymn.

·      Encouraging the children to live out their faith in their daily living

·      Develop positive relationships with and beyond the school community

·      To support liturgy, prayer and the spiritual life of the school

·      Fundraising for charities

·      Developing stronger links with the parish

The Chaplaincy Team ideas of how to do this:

·      Prepare gospel assemblies  and plan Saints Day celebrations

·      Choose one prayer and a hymn each week for weekly liturgy assemblies. 

·      Organise various charity fundraising events

·      Suggest ideas for RE resources

·      Help to lead liturgies

·      Promote bible stories

·      Maintain our prayer garden

Chaplaincy team success criteria

·      To listen respectfully to each other's ideas

·      To support the school in its Mission Statement

·      Communicate with team members, the school and the parish

·      Encourage everyone when making decisions, to share their ideas and to try their best

·      Include everyone when making decisions

·      Become model representations for the school. Lead by example and love as God loves us, especially people we may not always get along with.

·      To support other children at break times – friendship bench

CHAPLAINCY TEAM

Pupils have the opportunity to serve the school as part of the Chaplaincy Team.  Anyone can join, and the Chaplaincy Team play a vital role in the spiritual life of the school and are supported by the R.E. Lead and Head of School.

The Chaplaincy Team perform many duties throughout the year including:

·      Meeting to discuss and deliver the Gospel

·      Have a say in the weekly focus prayer and hymn.

·      Encouraging the children to live out their faith in their daily living

·      Develop positive relationships with and beyond the school community

·      To support liturgy, prayer and the spiritual life of the school

·      Fundraising for charities

·      Developing stronger links with the parish

The Chaplaincy Team ideas of how to do this:

·      Prepare gospel assemblies  and plan Saints Day celebrations

·      Choose one prayer and a hymn each week for weekly liturgy assemblies. 

·      Organise various charity fundraising events

·      Suggest ideas for RE resources

·      Help to lead liturgies

·      Promote bible stories

·      Maintain our prayer garden

Chaplaincy team success criteria

·      To listen respectfully to each other's ideas

·      To support the school in its Mission Statement

·      Communicate with team members, the school and the parish

·      Encourage everyone when making decisions, to share their ideas and to try their best

·      Include everyone when making decisions

·      Become model representations for the school. Lead by example and love as God loves us, especially people we may not always get along with.

·      To support other children at break times – friendship bench

CHAPLAINCY TEAM

Pupils have the opportunity to serve the school as part of the Chaplaincy Team.  Anyone can join, and the Chaplaincy Team play a vital role in the spiritual life of the school and are supported by the R.E. Lead and Head of School.

The Chaplaincy Team perform many duties throughout the year including:

·      Meeting to discuss and deliver the Gospel

·      Have a say in the weekly focus prayer and hymn.

·      Encouraging the children to live out their faith in their daily living

·      Develop positive relationships with and beyond the school community

·      To support liturgy, prayer and the spiritual life of the school

·      Fundraising for charities

·      Developing stronger links with the parish

The Chaplaincy Team ideas of how to do this:

·      Prepare gospel assemblies  and plan Saints Day celebrations

·      Choose one prayer and a hymn each week for weekly liturgy assemblies. 

·      Organise various charity fundraising events

·      Suggest ideas for RE resources

·      Help to lead liturgies

·      Promote bible stories

·      Maintain our prayer garden

Chaplaincy team success criteria

·      To listen respectfully to each other's ideas

·      To support the school in its Mission Statement

·      Communicate with team members, the school and the parish

·      Encourage everyone when making decisions, to share their ideas and to try their best

·      Include everyone when making decisions

·      Become model representations for the school. Lead by example and love as God loves us, especially people we may not always get along with.

·      To support other children at break times – friendship bench

CHAPLAINCY TEAM

Pupils have the opportunity to serve the school as part of the Chaplaincy Team.  Anyone can join, and the Chaplaincy Team play a vital role in the spiritual life of the school and are supported by the R.E. Lead and Head of School.

The Chaplaincy Team perform many duties throughout the year including:

·      Meeting to discuss and deliver the Gospel

·      Have a say in the weekly focus prayer and hymn.

·      Encouraging the children to live out their faith in their daily living

·      Develop positive relationships with and beyond the school community

·      To support liturgy, prayer and the spiritual life of the school

·      Fundraising for charities

·      Developing stronger links with the parish

The Chaplaincy Team ideas of how to do this:

·      Prepare gospel assemblies  and plan Saints Day celebrations

·      Choose one prayer and a hymn each week for weekly liturgy assemblies. 

·      Organise various charity fundraising events

·      Suggest ideas for RE resources

·      Help to lead liturgies

·      Promote bible stories

·      Maintain our prayer garden

Chaplaincy team success criteria

·      To listen respectfully to each other's ideas

·      To support the school in its Mission Statement

·      Communicate with team members, the school and the parish

·      Encourage everyone when making decisions, to share their ideas and to try their best

·      Include everyone when making decisions

·      Become model representations for the school. Lead by example and love as God loves us, especially people we may not always get along with.

·      To support other children at break times – friendship bench

CHAPLAINCY TEAM

Pupils have the opportunity to serve the school as part of the Chaplaincy Team.  Anyone can join, and the Chaplaincy Team play a vital role in the spiritual life of the school and are supported by the R.E. Lead and Head of School.

The Chaplaincy Team perform many duties throughout the year including:

·      Meeting to discuss and deliver the Gospel

·      Have a say in the weekly focus prayer and hymn.

·      Encouraging the children to live out their faith in their daily living

·      Develop positive relationships with and beyond the school community

·      To support liturgy, prayer and the spiritual life of the school

·      Fundraising for charities

·      Developing stronger links with the parish

The Chaplaincy Team ideas of how to do this:

·      Prepare gospel assemblies  and plan Saints Day celebrations

·      Choose one prayer and a hymn each week for weekly liturgy assemblies. 

·      Organise various charity fundraising events

·      Suggest ideas for RE resources

·      Help to lead liturgies

·      Promote bible stories

·      Maintain our prayer garden

Chaplaincy team success criteria

·      To listen respectfully to each other's ideas

·      To support the school in its Mission Statement

·      Communicate with team members, the school and the parish

·      Encourage everyone when making decisions, to share their ideas and to try their best

·      Include everyone when making decisions

·      Become model representations for the school. Lead by example and love as God loves us, especially people we may not always get along with.

·      To support other children at break times – friendship bench