Collective Worship
Collective Worship is offered to all schools. We aim for these to be relevant, interactive, fun and include something about the Christian faith that the children will (hopefully) remember. For example, we might use drama, science or big props. It's best to keep it simple with a clear message. We love to tell a story and find out what they think about it too! We'd be happy to discuss the needs of your school in order to fit with the topics and values that you are focusing on.
Clubs
Clubs are offered to all schools, either, at lunchtimes or after school:
'Shine Club' is for around fifteen children. We have a small snack, share a Bible story and do a simple craft to help the children remember the story. If there is time, we will play a game as well
'Shine Club' is for around fifteen children. We have a small snack, share a Bible story and do a simple craft to help the children remember the story. If there is time, we will play a game as well
Workshops
We currently run four workshops across a range of different age groups and at different times of the year:
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The Christmas Labyrinth
The Christmas Labyrinth introduces the children to the Christmas story as they journey around the labyrinth and meet different characters from the nativity. The children will have to work as a team to follow the labyrinth path, picking up clues as they go, in order to unlock each part of the Christmas story. This fun and reflective workshop is geared towards Years 1 and 2. |
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Easter Cracked
Easter Cracked (a fantastic Scripture Union resource) is our workshop for Year 5. This detective style workshop gives the children the opportunity to engage with the message of Easter as they explore the mystery of the empty tomb and learn about what the Christian faith has to say about the resurrection of Jesus. |
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'It's Your Move'
We offer ‘It’s Your Move’ (another Scripture Union resource) to the children in Year 6 as they prepare to transition to secondary school. This workshop allows the children to talk about their aspirations and anxieties in a supportive environment. Hear from children who have already made the move as they offer loads of practical advice from how to tie a tie, to how to manage homework, to tips for finding your way around your new school. |
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Diary of a Disciple
Starting in the Autumn Term 2022, we are now offering the ‘Diary of a Disciple’ workshop. During this workshop, for Years 3 and 4, the children listen to Dr Luke as listen to stories from his gospel and take part in a number of different activities. |