Events

Chris Ottershaw, Parish Resources Officer, will take us through a step-by-step approach, looking at how both to create a missional budget and how to use it during the financial year.

The Church of England and Community Security Trust (CST) are offering briefing webinars on Martyn’s Law, with an emphasis on Standard Duty Premises.

Drop-in to seek advice from the church buildings team on funding for your building projects, including making applications.

A workshop for intercessors and those new to leading prayers in church.

In this first session of the series, Doug Chaplin will lead us in thinking about how the Old Testament came together.

Learn how to improve your church website so more people can find and engage with your content online.

A chance for members of the Church Council, who are not involved with the finances, to find out what they need to know about their church finances to ensure your trustee duties are fulfilled and help better plan for mission and ministry.

The next meeting of the Worcester Theological Society will explore Does Faith require Reason? with theological educator, Canon Roger Spiller.

This course is particularly suitable for governors, school leaders and clergy.

The session provides delegates with an overview of the SIAMS Framework for Inspection. It outlines the importance for each school in determining a distinctive Christian vision and gives a summary of
the 7 questions which make up the Framework.

A patchwork of stories from the church, the village and the people illustrating the past, present and future of this small historic corner of rural Worcestershire.

A Talk about the English Civil War by a direct descendent of Oliver Cromwell

A patchwork of stories from the church, the village and the people illustrating the past, present and future of this small historic corner of rural Worcestershire.

A patchwork of stories from the church, the village and the people illustrating the past, present and future of this small historic corner of rural Worcestershire.

My name is Jenna Burne and I use mixed media art journaling as a form of prayer, praise and prophetic expression.

This course focuses on inspection question 1, Vision and Leadership, helping schools to interpret the requirement of adopting a vision rooted in theology.

This session is aimed at school leaders and governors. We will share how the school development plan is monitored by governors.

This course is mandatory for all foundation governor roles where you are new or have been reappointed to a church school board. It is also encouraged for those who wish to refresh their knowledge and understanding.

New for this year: separate sessions will be offered for foundation governors in maintained schools, foundation directors on academy trust boards, and foundation governors serving at local school board level within an academy trust.

This two-day course welcomes new headteachers into our family of church schools and provides opportunities for personal and professional networking.

Attendance each term is strongly encouraged as the team will share essential updates and other significant information; please note, delegates need only attend one briefing per term.

Attendance each term is strongly encouraged as the team will share essential updates and other significant information; please note, delegates need only attend one briefing per term.

A chance for members of the Church Council, who are not involved with the finances, to find out what they need to know about their church finances to ensure your trustee duties are fulfilled and help better plan for mission and ministry.

This course is mandatory for all foundation governor roles where you are new or have been reappointed to a church school board. It is also encouraged for those who wish to refresh their knowledge and understanding.

New for this year: separate sessions will be offered for foundation governors in maintained schools, foundation directors on academy trust boards, and foundation governors serving at local school board level within an academy trust.

This course is mandatory for all foundation governor roles where you are new or have been reappointed to a church school board. It is also encouraged for those who wish to refresh their knowledge and understanding.

New for this year: separate sessions will be offered for foundation governors in maintained schools, foundation directors on academy trust boards, and foundation governors serving at local school board level within an academy trust.

SIAMS inspection works on the expectation that schools will carry out ongoing self-evaluation of their effectiveness as a church school. The session will include input on principles of good self-evaluation and time for schools to work on their own self-evaluation with support from the course facilitator.

The Church of England and Community Security Trust (CST) are offering briefing webinars on Martyn’s Law, with an emphasis on Standard Duty Premises.

Attendance each term is strongly encouraged as the team will share essential updates and other significant information; please note, delegates need only attend one briefing per term.

The Bible Course is delivered over eight sessions; this course explores what the Bible is, what story it tells, and how it relates to your work in a church school.

Farmers' Harvest Festival service organised by the Chaplaincy for Agriculture and Rural Life. Preacher: Bishop Hugh. All welcome.