Collective Worship refers to a gathering of individuals, often in a school or community setting, where participants come together to engage in shared reflection, prayer, or celebration. This practice is commonly found in many educational institutions, particularly in the UK, where it is a legal requirement for schools to provide opportunities for collective worship. The aim is to foster a sense of community and encourage moral and spiritual development among students. During Collective Worship, various themes may be explored, such as gratitude, kindness, or respect. Activities can include singing, storytelling, or discussions that promote values and ethics. While it may incorporate elements from different faiths, the focus is generally on inclusivity, allowing participants from diverse backgrounds to feel welcome and engaged.