The children were involved in a number of activities throughout the day, including learning about the Earth in their French class, planting sunflower seeds and designing posters to promote keeping
The Anti-Racism Taskforce report, published in the same week as a disturbing BBC Panorama report, makes 47 recommendations to achieve lasting change, and it is required reading for everyone. The
The Williams boys, Rory, 11, Reece, 8, and Joel, 6 attend the DNEAT Brisley Church of England Primary Academy and Ethan,13, who attends Fakenham High School were all inspired to
Bishop Graham and Rachel Usher would like to invite those involved with the Diocese of Norwich and their friends to visit their famous garden and help support this year’s Bishop’s
Also delivering a Shrove Tuesday message, the Revd Matthew Price from St. Mary Magdalene Church in Gorleston is providing activity sheets to go in each pancake pack and the vicar
The NNUH and UEA Chaplaincies working together during this pandemic has been another way in which a ‘partnership’ has been formed between the Hospital and the University. It has shown
Racial Justice Sunday has been commemorated since 1995 and is an opportunity for all Christians to join together in: Reflecting on the importance of racial justice Thanksgiving for human diversity Prayer for an
Becca takes up the story: “I heard in a recent news report, the director-general of the World Health Organisation, warning of a ‘catastrophic moral failure’. He warned that in the
Children are said to be the focus at Christmas. Carers have been in the forefront of many of us for the last few months. But what about carers who are
‘Filling the Gap’ began last summer as a response from Bishop Graham and the Diocesan Board of Education to help families who are in receipt of free school meals or
