A Christian School

Holy Week -  answers to any difficult questions your children may ask.

SIAMS Report February 2016

It is with great pleasure that I can say that we have been

judged "Outstanding" in relation to our distinctiveness and effectiveness as a

Church School. This is a great result and one that I believe everyone here has

continued to work towards over several years.

The full report is available to read and download below. If you would like

a hard copy please come and ask at the office.

Many thanks to all pupils, staff, governors and parents who support the school so

fully and have helped to ensure this excellent outcome.

Yours sincerely

Mrs Jane Rolfe

Headteacher

A Christian School

We are proud to be a part

of the

Rochester Diocese of Church of England Schools.

We believe every child should be valued as a unique child of God. We teach respect for everyone regardless of background, colour, ethnicity or faith. We have strong links with our local parish Church of St. Mary's in Stone.

Children have the right to be withdrawn from Collective Worship if their parents wish. Please see Collective Worship/RE policies or make an appointment to see the Headteacher.

Our parish Church

Stone, St. Mary the Virgin

St. Mary's Church Website

http://www.stmarystone.org/

Additional information can be obtained from the following websites

• www.projectbritain.com/festivals.html
• www.christianvalues4schools.org.uk
• www.­rochester-­board-­of-­education.­co.­uk

Leading Lights'

Celebrating Collective Worship based on Christian teaching is part of our daily life at school and enhances our spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.

The scheme follows Bronze, Silver and Gold Level in the following category:

• A Sense of Space (thinking about where Collective Worship takes place)
• A Sense of Community
• A Sense of Wonder
• A Sense of Tradition

Duties include setting the hall ready for worship, evaluating current worship and will eventually include running aspects of Collective Worship.  In turn, they will begin to train future 'Leading Lights'

Messy Church

Please come with your children to the Messy Church in our School Hall. This is an opportunity for you to take part in games and craft activities.