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Church School Activities

We have close links with our Parish Church of St Mary's, Walsham le Willows.  Vicar Cat comes in regularly for Collective Worship and we visit the church at least once a term and hold our end of term services there; we also have visitors from the village Congregational Church.

SPLAT, (Special People Learning About Truth), is an after school club that runs in school weekly during term-time. It is an opportunity for everyone in year groups from 1-6 to come along to have some fun as we combine games, Bible stories, cooking and craft in a fun interactive way for everyone to discover more about God’s love. 

Regular visits to our parish church enrich our Religious Education curriculum and provide meaningful opportunities to celebrate the Christian calendar. Through worship and festival services, including Harvest, Remebrance, Christmas, Pentecost and Easter, pupils deepen their understanding of Christian beliefs, traditions, and the significance of faith within the local community.

All these activities enrich the life of the school. 

Waiting FinalPentecost Final

As a school, we produced a mosaic to show our school vision: 

"As God's children, each of us takes a unique path through life but where we spend our childhood we soak up community, goodness and knowledge; learning what we need for the future, and the fruit our lives will produce. Our Christian values enable us to become the best we can be." 

We were joined by Bishop Mike and Bishop Martin both during the creation of the mosaic and for the unveiling:

 

Mosaic unveiling

Courageous Advocates

At Walsham le Willows C of E Primary School, we encourage and support our children to be "courageous advocates". We believe this develops resilience, teamwork, courage and independence and an understanding of the wider world and how they can help make it a better place. We take time to reflect upon and appreciate how fortunate we are to be part of such a nurturing school environment, surrounded by supportive colleagues and staff, which allows us to live life in all its fullness and flourish as individuals. It is important for our children to appreciate their role as part of a community; to take responsibility, to be able to look after themselves and to foster an understanding of their importance, impact and influence in the world.At Walsham le Willows C of E Primary School, we encourage and support our children to be "courageous advocates". We believe this develops resilience, teamwork, courage and independence and an understanding of the wider world and how they can help make it a better place. We take time to reflect upon and appreciate how fortunate we are to be part of such a nurturing school environment, surrounded by supportive colleagues and staff, which allows us to live life in all its fullness and flourish as individuals. It is important for our children to appreciate their role as part of a community; to take responsibility, to be able to look after themselves and to foster an understanding of their importance, impact and influence in the world.

We aim to inspire courageous advocacy and instil our Christian Values in the whole community. We have a long tradition of supporting a range of charities locally, nationally and globally at Walsham le Willows C of E Primary School with pupils, staff, governors, parents and carers actively coming together to make a difference to other peoples’ lives.

Some of the charities we have supported in recent years include:

  • Comic Relief
  • Local Food Bank
  • Harvest Festival food donations
  • Autism Awareness
  • Children in Need
  • Donations to the Local Residential Care Homes 
  • Shoe Box Appeal

We are pleased to work with community groups here in Walsham le Willows such as The History Group to gain valuable knowledge about our local heritage and The Wild Wood group who are creating green spaces for the wellbeing of all in the village. 

 

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