Worship

 Vision Statement:

As a Christian school, we strive for all to reach their full potential both academically and spiritually, making for a compassionate, forgiving, hardworking and trusting community.  We aim to ‘not love in word or talk, but in deed and in truth,’ (1 John 3:18), as we serve not only each other but the wider community through charitable causes.

Worship, in all its forms, is at the heart of life at Archbishop Blanch School. The visible sign of this is the centrally located worship space.

Each day begins with Collective Worship and each form nominates a Worship monitor who coordinates the shared production of a form Prayer Book; worship monitors themselves meet with and are guided by the Sixth Form worship coordinator, a central role of the Sixth Form leadership team.

In addition, each year group meets weekly for collective worship led by either staff, students or visiting speakers from a variety of faith and community groups.

Chaplaincy at Archbishop Blanch School

We are fortunate to be supported by a dedicated Chaplaincy team.

The team includes:

Rev Laura Ferguson

Rev Lu Skerratt-Love

Becky Courtney- Children and Youth Lead St Luke in the City

 If you need an urgent reply please contact:

Laura on Laura.Ferguson@hopeparishliverpool.org ,

Lu on Lu.skerratt-love@hopeparishliverpool.org  or

Becky on becky.courtney@hopeparishliverpool.org

As a Church of England school, we are proud of our distinctive Christian Character, but we also celebrate the wide variety of faiths within the school and community, and also acknowledge those with no faith.

Charity forms a central part of our school’s worship, and the sixth form leadership team create a charity strategy at the start of each year, to enable a focussed, coordinated yet responsive approach to the needs of the wider community.