Junior Chaplains

We are responsible for collecting the Big and Little Questions and putting them up in reflection corners.
We look after the Reflection Corners in our classes
We helping others to worship – brings people closer to God.
Work with Mrs Wise and Mrs Mulliss to plan and lead worship
We set an example by leading the call to worship and prayer in class and in whole school worship.
You need to be loving, caring and respectful. You don’t have to be a Christian you just have to help people reflect and make positive choices
Some of us also help younger children to reflect in class worship
We help to prepare ideas for the Prayer Spaces
Year 6 Junior Chaplains open the reflection gazebo cupboard and ask for prayer ideas
Junior Chaplains support others in their class if they need time to talk or want to ask advice from a friend

Junior Chaplains' Work on Ethnicity Equality

Inspired by our school principle of Grace (respect and co-operate), 12 members of the Junior Chaplains designed a survey to explore Key Stage Two pupils’ self-reported feelings of belonging, inclusion and value. Following this, pupils and the Deputy Headteacher collated results, determined areas for improvement and co-wrote an action plan, which included: running a ‘Secret Angel’ initiative aimed at inspiring others to show respect and kindness to all; preparing and running an assembly for Key Stage Two; increasing opportunities for reporting concerns; and training a small group of pupils in how to support their peers in situations where they may experience discrimination. In the autumn term, the Deputy Head shared key findings from the survey, including some patterns of minor behaviours and comments being experienced by some pupils in the school. The Junior Chaplains were introduced as peer support available if pupils wished to talk about a concern.

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