Spirituality is primarily about relationships. It is about understanding the internal relationship with ourselves, and external relationships with one other and from a Christian perspective with God.” Spiritual Development: Interpretations of Spiritual Development in the Classroom (Church of England, 2019) 

• At Christ Church, spiritual development is promoted through: 
• exploring their relationship with God and the sense that they are his children, unique and loved by him; 
• exploring and experiencing prayer and worship from a variety of Christian and multi-faith traditions; 
• giving thanks to God for all aspects of school life; 
• discussing and reflecting upon ‘Big Questions’ 
• opportunities to discuss feelings and emotions openly; 
• recognising and encouraging the use of personal and group gifts and talents 
• opportunities to develop their gift of imagination and creativity; 
• encouraging curiosity and questioning so that their own views and ideas on religious and spiritual issues can be developed within a secure environment where faith is valued; 
• developing a sense of personal significance and belonging 

Spirituality enables our children to shine; to be happy and successful and to live life in all its fullness. Children are provided with opportunities to develop the four elements of spirituality during worship, across the curriculum and during specific targeted sessions. The elements are self, others, world and beyond.