This two-day course welcomes new headteachers into our family of church schools and provides opportunities for personal and professional networking, whilst covering the following topics over the two days:

Carbon Net Zero - A useful session for SLT members and Sustainability leads in school to share effective practice, update and evaluate their Climate Action Plan (CAP) and learn from one another.

This course is aimed at all that teach RE and is essential for ECTs and those new to teaching in a church school. Over the two parts of this course, we will look at what it means to be a ‘religiously literate teacher’ and how we can support children to become religiously literate. We will also look at what it means to be theologically rigorous in our teaching and how we can promote thinking skills.

We will be getting an update of changes that affect our church and parish finances, considering upcoming legal changes, the finances of the Diocese and stewardship practices and opportunities.

This workshop is part of the LLM continuing development programme, but is also open to clergy and others.

This workshop is part of the LLM continuing development programme, but is also open to clergy and others.

The next meeting of the Worcester Theological Society will look at Rudolph Steiner's Christian theology with Adrian Lamont.

This one-day course is suitable for senior leaders, such as Assistant and Deputy Heads, who are new to teaching in a Church of England School. Church schools have a very distinctively Christian feel, ethos and culture, which are rooted in a theological vision.

This one-day course is suitable for teachers, at any stage of their career, who are new to teaching in a Church of England School. Church schools have a very distinctively Christian feel, ethos and culture, which are rooted in a theological vision.

In this third and final session, Doug Chaplin will explore some of the ways the Bible has been read and used over history, and see what we can learn from our ancestors in faith.