Chapel - Amesbury School
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Christian inspiration and ideals are fundamental to us, but many pupils come from homes that follow other faiths or have no strong religious affiliation. Our aim is to offer pupils a regular experience of genuine, committed Christian worship, in which all are free to join.

Pupils attend a weekly chapel service with an address given by a member of the Common Room. The Head of RS is responsible for overseeing chapel services. Some of our main Chapel events are as follows:

Harvest Festival

This is a whole school event and parents are warmly invited to attend. The service is held in the Sports Hall towards the end of October. The date is published in the school calendar. The children are encouraged to contribute an offering of food, preferably home grown or locally produced items, as this is consistent with the environmental message that we are trying to communicate to the children.

The produce is donated to Donec (a care home in Grayshott for adults with learning difficulties), Clock House (a day centre in Milford for the elderly), Pilgrim Homes (a residential care home in Haslemere), Voyage Care (a Day Centre for people with disabilities) and the Farnham/Haslemere Foodbanks.

Carol Service

This is a traditional Carol Service for families in Years 3 to 8. The service is held at St Luke’s Church in Grayshott. The children are involved through readings and the Chapel Choir perform.

 

Easter Service

This is a whole school event and parents are invited to attend. The service is held in the Sports Hall and is usually led by the Head of RS. The date is published in the school calendar.

 

Choral Evensong

This is a special service, held once a term, for Years 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, and 7 and 8. Choral Evensong is more formal than the weekly chapel service and includes an anthem or hymn sung by one of the school choirs.

It is a lovely occasion that enables all members of the school community, children, teachers and parents, to gather at the end of the school day to worship God. The date and time of the service is published in the school calendar.

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