CREW Council
TASS CREW Council is a group of children from Y4 to Y6 whose job it is to make Religious Education & Collective Worship across our school even better.
As such they have special TASS CREW Council badges to identify them so that they can take regular feedback from their classmates as well as children across the rest of the school.
They meet regularly to discuss CREW matters including planning & leading assemblies, evaluating RE lessons plus developing new ways that we can build our Christian ethos as a church school.
The TASS CREW Council is made up of the following representatives:
Y6: Rebekah Holme, Isabel Osasu, David Gigi, Charlie Rose, Harry Priest & Will McGrath
Y5: Joshua Holme, Mia Steel, Kharis Lancaster & Isaac Needham.
Each term, the TASS CREW Council focuses on one of the Christian themes for the term:
| Year 1 | Year 2 | |
| Autumn I | Thankfulness & Harvest | New beginnings |
| Autumn II | Thankfulness & God’s Gifts | Salvation Plan |
| Spring I | Christian Heroes | God’s Plan for our Lives |
| Spring II | Faith | Biblical Heroes |
| Summer I | Friendship & Pentecost | Leadership & Servanthood |
| Summer II | Creation | Hope |
The TASS CREW Council plan an assembly to introduce the theme for the term including a Bible story, some drama, a prayer & a worship song. Certificates are the presented at the end of the half term for those children who have particularly shown the related Christian values in their behaviour or in something that they have achieved.
Some of the things that the TASS CREW Council hope to achieve:
- Planning & leading Assemblies, prayer & worship songs
- Evaluating RE lessons, class prayers & prayer spaces
- Writing school prayers
- Organising events, e.g. TASS Prayer Days, church services, Harvest collections & charity fundraisers
- Developing outside worship by improving on & encouraging the use of places of reflection
- Meeting the local vicar as well as visitors to school assemblies
- Organising publicity including the web page, visitor leaflets & newsletters
- Producing a scrap book of what it means to be a church school.
