Events

Being or becoming an employer can seem daunting but the key is to get the basics right. This training course will help you navigate the administrative and legal side of employing someone in your parish (including administrators, youth or family workers, caretakers or other paid staff).

This course focuses on inspection question 6 & 7 (VA).

We will look in detail at RE within the SIAMS Framework, the importance placed on RE, including the requirements for subject leaders, headteachers and governors.

Being or becoming an employer can seem daunting but the key is to get the basics right. This training course will help you navigate the administrative and legal side of employing someone in your parish (including administrators, youth or family workers, caretakers or other paid staff).

This session will give governors, foundation governors and Ex-Officios/Bishop’s Representative an understanding of their responsibilities with regards to monitoring the impact of the effectiveness of the Christian vision within a church school.

This course is aimed at RE subject leaders. Assessment is a key aspect of teaching and learning. It enables teachers to know what pupils have learned and how well they know it. However, assessment can often be lengthy and tedious, but it doesn’t need to be.

Join Stewardship Officer, Robyn Rooney, for a one-hour online workshop exploring how churches can encourage generosity during Advent.

Chris Millward, co-founder of Team4Nasture and Conservation Manager at Bibbey's Wild Farms gives an inspiring talk on re-nurturing nature in our local area and tips for eco in small spaces.

This targeted course on the IDSR is tailored for Headteachers, senior leaders, and governors. The session explains your school’s data, helping you and your leadership team to confidently evidence strengths, identify next-step priorities, and prepare for upcoming inspections.

Faith Security Training (FST) is a new training scheme available from the Home Office for faith communities in England & Wales.
The training is intended to help faith communities reduce the risk of hate crime, anti-social behaviour, and serious threats.

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.

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

This resource has been created to support Collective Worship by taking pupils on a chronological tour of key stories of the Bible. Using the themes from the Big Frieze in Understanding Christianity, this resource enables Collective Worship to be relevant, meaningful and shows how everything fits together.

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: