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Collective Worship for Primary Schools: Stations of the Cross

Experience a meaningful Lent with this collective worship resource designed for primary schools. This guide takes students through the Stations of the Cross, detailing the journey of Jesus from condemnation to resurrection. Each station provides an opportunity for reflection and meditation on key moments, including Jesus carrying His cross, meeting His mother, and ultimately being laid in the tomb. Engaging activities and discussions facilitate an understanding of the passion of Christ, making it accessible and impactful for young learners.

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Collective Worship for Primary Schools: Stations of the Cross

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  1. Lent 2012 Stations of the Cross Collective worship for primary schools

  2. The first Station: Jesus is condemned to death

  3. The second Station: Jesus carries his cross

  4. The third Station: Jesus falls for the first time

  5. The fourth Station: Jesus meets His mother

  6. The fifth Station: Simon of Cyrene carries the cross

  7. The sixth Station: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus

  8. The seventh Station: Jesus falls for the second time

  9. The eighth Station: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem

  10. The ninth Station: Jesus falls the third time

  11. The tenth Station: Jesus is stripped of His garments

  12. The eleventh Station: Jesus is nailed to the cross

  13. The twelfth Station: Jesus dies on the cross

  14. The thirteenth Station: Jesus’ body is removed from the cross

  15. The fourteenth Station: Jesus is laid in the tomb and covered in incense

  16. The fifteenth Station: Jesus is raised from the dead

  17. Picture credits: Simon Rawles

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