It has been a busy and exciting start to the academic year for our 182 church schools and our schools’ team here in Bath and Wells. Here we share a roundup, in numbers, of some of the things that have taken place since September:
More than 70 people gathered in Wells for the 'Intentionally Intergenerational' conference.
Members of Keinton Mandeville Church joined forces to record species of insects, plants, trees, and birds. The event, which was held as part of the monthly Faith and Fun all ages service, is part of their Eco Church journey.
New School Leaders are welcomed into the Diocese of Bath and Wells Education family and enjoyed Evensong at Wells Cathedral together followed by a reception with Bishop Michael at The Bishops Palace.
28 young people from clergy families across our region gathered at the Mendip Activity Centre near Churchill for the annual Life to the Max residential.
"There are a number of families really struggling. This additional resource makes a real difference."
Last weekend, Christians from across the Diocese of Bath and Wells joined thousands of others at this year’s New Wine gathering at Shepton Mallet Showground.
Eleanor Motion and Alfie Rendell were among a group of young people who travelled to York to speak to synod members
Bishop Michael joined Christchurch Primary School for the official opening and blessing of its brand-new Nurture Hub facility, a dedicated space designed to support the emotional and social wellbeing of its pupils.
"...such a joy to join with nearly 3,000 children and staff from 96 Church of England schools in our diocese to celebrate and mark this important moment."
Anthony Knight raised more than £13,000 for Ukraine appeal following a series of concerts at churches throughout the diocese
Reflections on BWMATFest25 - a festival for those involved in education as part of Bath and Wells Multi Academy Trust (BWMAT)
Participants in this collaborative learning community came together to share their learning journey and be inspired by each other.
Nine clergy families enjoyed an action-packed day out at the Mendip Activity Centre on Saturday 7 June.
Chaplain Helpers from Holy Trinity School have their own special day at Holy Trinity Church learning about their role and how they can help and support others in their school.
'I never imagined this project would spark such deep conversations and draw others in.'
Providing an opportunity to explore teaching approaches and share with and learn from others in different school settings.
A Sunday church service especially for babies, toddlers, and young families.
Gill Sakakini, Pioneer Priest in the Arts links children’s art and prayer to St Cuthbert through her pilgrimage and creativity
We delighted to welcome Andrew Warren to his new role as Chair of the BWMAT
