This term's newsletter from Director Jackie Waters-Dewhurst features updates on Academies, the Resource Centre, training courses and prayer for schools.
You can download it from the link below.
From the National Society: http://www.worshipworkshop.org.uk/
This website gives you 100 child friendly Christian songs/hymns – liturgy , readings and planning tools.
St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School have launched a new website which includes a compelling summary and presentation about the role of faith and worship in their school life.
If you would like to create a similar video slideshow for your website or presentation to an audience, there are free and low cost tools for this at animoto.com
The Autumn newsletter for schools contains creative ideas for harvest celebrations, articles on RE and resources, and lots of inspirational quotes and prayers.
"Values For Life" is a structure for school assemblies with weekly themes and resources. Chris Green from Horfield Church of England Primary School has produced a list of song suggestions to go with the themes - you can download it from the link below.
How can you mark 400 years of the King James Bible in a relevant and interesting way across the different Key Stages?
Our latest Schools Newsletter is bursting with ideas for Lent, Easter and Mothering Sunday. There is information about other spring festivals, and ideas for celebrating the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.
Where can you go when you need ideas for school assemblies and worship? Katy Staples recommends these resources.
Many schools are working hard to create reflective spaces such as sacred gardens outdoors or reflective corners indoors. Here are some ideas to try.
What happens when Year 6 students feel that they have heard the same story, the same way, every year at Festival time? They can think they have learned nothing new since reception, and exciting festivals can become stale and offputting. So how can we keep the stories and celebrations fresh?
Our film about the faith work of Sisters of the Church
made by local children is now online - ideal for Harvest preparation