In the mental landscape of a Christian, the believer must negotiate a range of difficult issues concerning time and timeliness - such as providence, election, and prayer - while also grappling with concepts of an afterlife, and the immutable nature of an eternal God. The curious connection between space and time, revealed by Einstein’s theory […]
Collective Worship is designed to be the heartbeat of any school day and this half day network gives an opportunity to explore best practice. This session offers the opportunity to network with other Collective Worship leads and keep up to date with the latest resources, considering the SIAMS Framework 2023. A golden thread throughout each […]
Understanding Christianity was launched in 2016-17. SIAMS reports frequently emphasise the impact of this resource on pupil outcomes, the quality of teaching and increased teacher confidence and subject knowledge. The Norfolk Agreed Syllabus also promotes the use of this resource as a significant element of the theology lens aspect of a multi-disciplinary approach to RE. […]
What does it mean to be Anglican? How do Anglicans use scripture? How are we in communion through mission? Bible study and discussion on this important theme from the recent Lambeth Conference Led by Revd Dr Peter Doll – Canon Librarian and Vice Dean of Norwich Cathedral The Zoom link details are below. https://dioceseofnorwich-org.zoom.us/j/87823143582?pwd=SFNrTUlyNGhJS0hjS0RXbE1ZRDVEdz09 Meeting […]
This session is designed to support RE teachers in delivering Humanism units of work as part of their school curriculum. The Norfolk Agreed Syllabus expects religion and organized non-religious world views to be taught in schools. In the session, we will explore some of the Agreed Syllabus units that focus on Humanism. We will look […]
Our annual virtual Changemaker’s Conference is taking place on Saturday 2 March and together with the Norwich Christian Aid Committee we are hosting a watch party at Norwich Cathedral. The conference will be live-streamed and we are gathering to watch the broadcast and share lunch and fellowship afterwards. It’s a chance to encourage and inspire […]
An opportunity for all church school and academy Headteachers, Deputy Headteachers and Heads of school to contribute to the implementation and further development of the Diocese’s Education Strategy. This forum is where we can ‘do business’ together! As a family of church schools there will be a particular focus on aspects related to Christian distinctiveness. […]
The well known professional cellist, Orlando Jopling, will be returning to St. Nicholas Church, to give a performance of the 2nd and 3rd Cello Suites by J.S.Bach, also the First Cello Suite by Benjamin Britten. This will be his third concert, having previously performed all six Bach Cello Suites in St. Nicholas Church.
Mothering Sunday gifts, flowers and crafts will be on sale in addition to a wide and varied collection of pre-loved books. There will also be the opportunity to see the church’s extensive heritage displays. St. Andrew’s Pantry will be open, a congenial and warm place to meet up with friends and enjoy home made cakes […]
As is well known, Norwich is blessed with many medieval churches, a fine Norman cathedral, and several other distinctive places of worship such as the Octagon Chapel in Colegate. On this course Professor Christopher Joby discusses some of the many monuments and gravestones housed in these churches and the funerary inscriptions incised on them. A […]
Award ceremony for short storey writing competition inspired by two replacement stone carvings on the exterior of the church Listen to the short listed stories inspired by Geldeston monks. • Enjoy tea & homemade cakes • Visit the flower filled church yard All welcome The judge and author Lucy Lethbridge* will be giving the awards.
