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‘All the believers were one in heart and mind...They shared everything that they had.’ Acts 4:32
Mobilise Christians to support their school communities through prayer - making every school in the UK a prayed-for school
Use Education Sunday as an annual celebration of the links between the local church and school
The Centre for Chaplaincy in Education seeks to work in partnership with everyone committed to Chaplaincy in Education.
A Rocha UK is pleased to offer their new education resources, for primary and secondary school aged children (3-14 years).
Packs for schools and churches to engage with food and Harvest.
Moorlands Primary Academy have put together a list of ideas for books to use in schools.
The ‘In Conversation With…’ series presents interviews with experienced practitioners in the world of collective worship.
Chaplaincy is a way of developing a formal link with local schools and offering support and mentoring to young people.
Active RE is a programme of 24 RE lessons for KS2 pupils which teaches the Christianity units primary schools have to teach for Years 3-6.
Open the Book (OtB) is a project which offers primary school children an opportunity to hear key Bible stories, from a team of Christians from local churches, who present the stories during assemblies/acts of Collective Worship. Each presentation takes around 10–15 minutes and can be incorporated into a wider school assembly, or can stand alone. It is a three-year rolling programme with an additional, but optional year of material based on Christian Values for schools.
Explore how it is celebrated by Christians around the world with Janet Marshall.
A free resource for Lent 2021, suitable for KS1, KS2 and KS3 that you can download and adapt to your setting.
The Diocese of Chelmsford have produced a series of Collective Worship based around The Lord’s Prayer.
The Diocese of Exeter has some guidance notes for schools looking to plan Collective Worship in bubbles.
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