Religious Observance

By JR on 26/6/2003

Acts of religious observance are characterised by the opportunities they afford pupils to reflect on their role in the world, their relationship with others and their personal beliefs. Such opportunities are provided by means of religious assemblies and services as well as by visits from various members of the clergy to individual classes at appropriate points throughout the session.

Through the work of our Equal Opportunities committee, opportunities are taken to ensure that all our pupils appreciate that we live in a multicultural society and also to emphasise that the contributions of all ethnic groups to that society are equally valued.

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