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Theme

How this links to our vision (Jeremiah 29:11)

6^th Jan 25

Epiphany: discovering who Jesus is

This theme focusses on the revelation of Jesus' identity as God's Son and the light of the world. Connect this to the school vision by emphasizing how, just as God revealed His plans through Jesus, He has plans and purposes for each of us. Worship could inspire children to seek their unique purpose and trust in God's guiding light for their future.

13^th Jan

Jesus meets Simeon and Anna at the Temple
 (Luke 2: 22-38)

This story highlights Simeon and Anna's faith and hope in God's promises. Their encounter with Jesus reminds us that God’s plans are fulfilled in His perfect timing. Link this to the school vision by encouraging reflection on patience, trust in God’s plans, and the hope that comes from knowing He is always working for our good, even when we wait.

^{20th Jan}

Jesus grows up (Luke 2: 41-52)

This passage shows Jesus' growth in wisdom and His relationship with God. Link this to the school vision by focusing on how God’s plans involve our growth—intellectually, spiritually, and personally. Worship can encourage pupils to see their learning and development as part of God's hope-filled plan for their future.

^{27th Jan}

Jesus is baptised (Luke 3: 21-22)

Jesus’ baptism marks the start of His ministry and affirms His identity as God’s beloved Son. This can be linked to the school vision by highlighting how we are all loved by God and have a unique calling. Worship can remind children that God’s plans for them are rooted in their identity as His children, filled with hope and purpose.

^{3rd Feb}

Jesus is tempted (Luke 4: 1-13)

Jesus resists temptation by trusting in God's Word and plan. This connects to the school vision by reinforcing the idea that, like Jesus, we can rely on God when faced with challenges. Worship can inspire children to stay hopeful and trust that God’s plans will help them overcome obstacles on their journey.

10^th Feb

Jesus is rejected in his home town (Luke 4: 16-42)

This story reminds us that even Jesus faced rejection and challenges, yet He stayed committed to His mission. Link this to the school vision by encouraging resilience and faith when plans seem difficult or when others don’t believe in us. Worship can remind pupils that God’s plans are unshaken, and even in hard times, He offers hope and a future.

24^th Feb

Jesus goes away and heals many (Luke 4: 38-40

Jesus’ healing shows His compassion and power to bring restoration. This can be linked to the school vision by emphasizing how God’s plans include healing, wholeness, and hope for everyone. Worship can inspire pupils to trust that God is with them in times of need and to be part of His healing work by showing kindness to others.

3^rd Mar

Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent, a time for reflection, repentance, and renewal. Link this to the school vision by encouraging pupils to see this as a time to realign with God’s plans for them. Worship can focus on how God’s promise of hope and a future is strengthened through turning back to Him and trusting in His grace.

10^th Mar

Jesus chooses his disciples (Luke 6: 12-16)

Jesus prayerfully selects ordinary people to join Him in His mission. Link this to the school vision by highlighting that, just like the disciples, each of us is called to play a unique role in God’s plans. Worship can encourage children to see themselves as valuable, chosen, and equipped to make a difference in the world.

17^th Mar

Jesus rides into Jerusalem

Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem fulfils God’s promise of a saviour and shows His willingness to follow God’s plan, even when it led to sacrifice. Connect this to the school vision by reflecting on how God’s plans sometimes require courage and trust. Worship can inspire pupils to face challenges with hope, knowing God’s purpose is always for good.

24^th Mar

The final week The Last Supper

At the Last Supper, Jesus demonstrates love and service, preparing His disciples for what is to come. This can be linked to the school vision by focusing on the themes of community, hope, and trust in God’s unfolding plan. Worship can encourage pupils to support one another, just as Jesus supported His disciples, and to look ahead with faith.

31^st Mar

The final week Judas

Judas’ betrayal is a reminder that God’s plans can prevail even when things seem broken. Link this to the school vision by exploring how, even in times of hurt or failure, God works to bring hope and redemption. Worship can teach pupils that God’s plans are greater than human mistakes and that He always offers the chance for a new beginning.

April 22

Easter: Jesus is Alive

Easter reminds us that God’s plan is full of hope and new beginnings. Jesus’ resurrection assures us that no matter what happens, God has a future of love and salvation for us.

April 28

The Road to Emmaus

Sometimes, like the disciples on the road, we may not immediately see God's plan, but He is always walking alongside us, guiding us towards hope.

May 5

Jesus Meets Thomas

It is okay to question and seek understanding. God's plans include guiding us to truth, just as Jesus helped Thomas move from doubt to faith.

May 12

Jesus forgives Peter
(John 21: 15-19)

Peter’s story reminds us that failure is not the end. God’s plan includes redemption and new opportunities, offering us a future filled with hope and restoration.

May 19

Ascension: Jesus Returns to His Father

Jesus' ascension reminds us that God’s plans extend beyond what we see now. Just as Jesus prepared the disciples for their future, God prepares us for what is to come.

June 2

Pentecost: God Sends His Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit equips us with gifts and confidence, showing that God’s plans for us involve growth, courage, and purpose.

June 9

Trinity: God in Different Forms

God's presence in different forms reassures us that He is always with us, providing support and guidance for our future.

June 16

Saul and the Bright Light

Saul’s transformation into Paul reminds us that God’s plans can lead to incredible change and growth, shaping us into who we are meant to be.

June 23

Paul's Travels: Spreading the Good News

Paul trusted God's plan for his journey, just as we can trust that God’s plans for our lives are filled with purpose and hope.

June 30

David and Goliath

David’s victory shows that no challenge is too big when we trust in God's plan for us. With faith, we can overcome obstacles and step into the future God has prepared.

July 7

David and Jonathan: Best Friends

True friendship is part of God's plan for our lives, reminding us that He places people in our path to support, encourage, and journey with us.

July 14

Endings and Goodbyes

Change is a part of God's plan. Saying goodbye is not an end, but a transition to the next step in God's purpose for our lives.

July 21

Celebration and Reflection

As we reflect on our journey, we see how God has been at work, shaping our path toward a future full of hope.