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Child Led Worship

At Swanmore Primary we have different ways that the children get involved with Worship.
One way is through our Worship Council.  Every year there is one member of each class who are chosen by their peers to be their Worship Council member.  The Worship Council member then meet with different adults in school to explore, review, inspire, and change how Worship is used around our school.
Another way is WOW (Worship on Wednesdays) where a KS2 class conduct Worship to the rest of KS2 in our local church, St. Barnabas.  
We hope you enjoy exploring our child led worship albums below.
(Don't forget to also check out the 'prayer spaces' tab and our 'thought for the week' tab to look at more ways children take part in Worship throughout their time at Swanmore Primary!)

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  • 11/10/2024

    Published 11/10/24, by Calvin Frampton

    This week 6H led WOW exploring our thought for the week ‘Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.’

    6H shared their greed monsters, and made us think about how greed can shape lives - how would God want us to act when greed is in front of us?  This linked to how, as a school, we have generously donated food to Southampton City Mission for their food bank during the harvest period.

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  • 03/10/2024

    Published 04/10/24, by Calvin Frampton

    Today 4S shared the parable of the talents to illustrate why life is an opportunity.

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  • 23/5/23

    Published 24/05/23, by Calvin Frampton

    To celebrate Pentecost our Worship Councillor, Morgan, decided we were going to make crowns with flames on. We discussed that these reminded us of when the Holy Spirit was sent in tongues of fire to the disciples.

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  • 10/5/23

    Published 11/05/23, by Calvin Frampton

    3M took Worship for us this week in St. Barnabas.  They looked at what the word 'ubuntu' meant to them, and what it may look like around our school.

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  • 19/04/23

    Published 24/04/23, by Calvin Frampton
    5N helped us to explore St. George's day during WOW. They went on to explain times when they felt brave.   Year 3 - I liked the story of St. George and the dragon. Year 4 - St George was really brave! Year 5 - There are times
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  • 10/02/2023

    Published 14/02/23, by Calvin Frampton

    Today 4M led WOW at St. Barnabas exploring the thought for the week 'When the world says “Give up,” Hope whispers, “Try it one more time.'  

     

    Year 3 - 'The story of the crow made me think.'

    Year 4 - 'I liked it when we saw the pictures of the famous people who didn't give up.'

    Year 5 - During reflection time I thought about how I could persevere more at school and at home.'

    Year 6 - 'We all need to have a positive mental attitude - just like Jesus did!'

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  • 7/12/12

    Published 09/12/22, by Calvin Frampton

    Today 4H led WOW in St. Barnabas with the focus upon 'Waiting' during this time of Advent. 

    They reflected on what it is like to wait, and who Christians are waiting for during Advent.

     

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  • 2/12/22

    Published 05/12/22, by Calvin Frampton
    Today in whole school Worship the Year 5 Worship Council members helped Mr Paterson to share the story of The Christmas Star. The Year 5 Worship Council members also asked the school these questions: Why were some of the angels unsure about
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  • 16/11/22

    Published 17/11/22, by Calvin Frampton
    This week in Key Stage 2's Worship they explored our thought for the week 'Treat people the way you want to be treated. Respect is earned not given.' Children from Worship council acted out the story of The Fox And The Crane, an
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  • 2/11/22

    Published 04/11/22, by Calvin Frampton
    5D created and delivered Worship on Wednesday to Key Stage 2 in St. Barnabas today. They focused on this week's thought for the week 'My God is my strength in whom I trust'. The power point and word document they wrote will help you
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