Pupil Chaplaincy Team

Our Chaplaincy team is responsible for helping our school grow as a community of faith. The team aims to ensure that Christ is at the centre of the school as well as encouraging all pupils to develop and share their faith through prayer, liturgy and worship. They do this by presenting and explaining the Wednesday Word to all classes in the school each week, assisting Mr. Doherty in the delivery of our weekly Gospel assembly and ensuring our school and classroom environments have a reflective and engaging prayer space in which we can feel God's presence each day. 

"And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him"- Colossians 3:17

Chaplaincy Team training 2022

Our new Chaplaincy Team attended training with Sister Judith in St Joseph's Catholic Primary School to inspire and empower them in sharing the word of God throughout our school and communities this year. They planned an introductory assembly to establish themselves in the school and developed an action plan for the year.

Delivering the weekly Gospel 2022

Deanery St Joseph’s Mass 2022

Supporting younger children with planning and delivering collective worship 2022

Chaplaincy Team Training 2021

In order to establish our team values and understand our mission, we attended a training day with the inspirational Sister Judith Russi. We look forward to implementing our ideas in the coming year.

Holy Family Statue Blessing 2021

The Pupil Chaplaincy Team were delighted to welcome Fr Neil, our parish priest, to bless our new Holy Family statues from Italy. The statues will be placed on the prayer tables within each class. 

Advent 2020

This year, the Pupil Chaplaincy Team led the school in daily Advent reflections. The virtual retreats can be found in the Video Resource Centre. 

Sharing the weekly Gospel: Autumn 2020 

The Chaplaincy Team have been virtually sharing the weekly Gospel teachings with the whole school. The videos can be found in the Video Resource Centre.