Hello Everyone. It's Mrs Scott here with you again this week. I hope you managed to have a good weekend. How did you celebrate VE Day on Friday?

Please sing today's hymn.

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The little dog, Bobby, Bobby, showed great faithfulness to his master, John. On Bobby’s memorial are the words, ‘Let his loyalty and devotion be a lesson to us all’. That means we can learn from the example of the little dog, to be faithful and loyal. Christians believe they should be faithful to God even if it gets them into trouble, even if they get laughed at or teased.

Can you think of times that you have been faithful or when someone has been faithful to you?

Over the last couple of months we have all been using lots of different ways to talk to the people we care about.

We also use a number of different means of communication to find out information.

How many methods of communication can you think of?

How many will you use today?

This week we are going to think about how Christians communicate with God through prayer.

Unlike other methods of communication, prayer needs no equipment, no special language. It can take place anywhere and at any time. Christians believe they can pray in any place at any time and God will listen and act. They believe God is never too busy to listen.

How many methods of communication will you use today?

Do you spend more time listening to others or speaking?

Try to listen to others today.

Good morning everyone. I hope you and your family are keeping well.

Today we are continuing our theme of Prayer.

Please sing today's hymn which also a prayer. It is called The Prayer of St. Francis. It is a well known prayer that people say when they need strength and calm. It is also a prayer for peace.

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Good morning everyone. It's Canon Mandy here! I am so pleased to be with you today.

Please join together for the hymn. This hymn was requested by Betty.

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By giving Mary this important job, Jesus showed her that she was one of his special friends. He helped her to be brave and to trust him.

We don’t know if Mary saw Jesus alive again like this. We do know that she went straight to the disciples, the special friends of Jesus, and told them the good news that Jesus was alive in a new and amazing way. She kept on doing that important job, so that more and more people knew about Jesus, even people who had never known him when he was alive on Earth.

When we can’t see our friends and hug them, we still know that they are there, somewhere. You might be keeping contact with them using Facetime or WhatsApp just at the moment. You will be looking forward to the time when you can see them properly, play together, have a hug.

You can be with Jesus all the time, because he doesn’t need to be on Facetime. We can talk to him all the time just by praying, talking to him in our heads or out loud.

Jesus promised that he would be with his friends for ever.

I wonder where you might find him today?

Good morning everyone.

Thank you to Canon Mandy for yesterday's collective worship.

Please join together for our hymn.

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A compliment is a positive comment that one person might say to another.

Here are some examples:

• I've noticed how hard you've been trying.

• You're incredibly thoughtful.

• Your practice is really paying off.

• You make me proud everyday.

• You're a great teammate.

How does it make you feel to give or receive a compliment?