Prayer and liturgy are at the heart of daily life in our school and provide a strong foundation for our Catholic identity. Children encounter prayer in many forms throughout the day, including classroom prayer, collective worship, liturgical celebrations and quiet moments of reflection, helping them to develop a personal and meaningful relationship with God. Our approach to prayer and liturgy is carefully planned and rooted in the traditions and liturgical life of the Church, while remaining accessible, engaging and relevant for all pupils. Children are actively encouraged to plan and lead prayer and liturgy, supported by skilled staff who help them to understand liturgical structure, symbols, Scripture and the seasons of the Church year. This pupil-led approach builds confidence, reverence and a deep sense of ownership, allowing children to reflect thoughtfully on the Gospel and respond through prayer, action and service. Staff are well-supported through regular professional development, shared resources and clear guidance, ensuring prayer and liturgy are of consistently high quality across the school. As a result, prayer is seen as a natural and central part of school life, nurturing a calm, reflective atmosphere where pupils and adults alike are encouraged to pause, listen and grow together in faith.