Harvest celebrations at schools across the diocese
25th October 2024School across Bath and Wells, have been celebrating the Harvest season with services and the giving of gifts to local charities and organisations.
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School across Bath and Wells, have been celebrating the Harvest season with services and the giving of gifts to local charities and organisations.
The Hub, established in partnership with Movement, is designed to support young leaders by offering a collaborative space to learn.
Children from each class played a central part in the service, taking part in a performance, poetry reading, singing, and prayer.
17 pupils visit the Abbey to learn more about ‘Stardust’, a space-themed music concert organised by the Bath-based charity Voices for Life.
Bishop Michael officially opened a new nursery in North Curry and had lunch students at Pyrland School in Taunton
The new leaders are taking up new headship roles, or senior leadership roles in one of the Multi Academy Trusts which home many of our Church of England Schools.
The Holiday Club, run by St Francis of Assisi Church run for more than 25 years, arose in response to the community’s needs.
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"A wonderful 24 hours"
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The fish is part of a large seascape, developed over the past few months by the church community with the assistance of local schools and organisations for the show
Pupil chaplains in Clevedon are hands on at Little Fish Toddler Group
New Christian worshiping community Combines art and care for God’s earth at a new festival in Shepton Mallet
Diocese of Bath and Wells in partnership with Movement launch the Young Leaders Learning Hub
The Church of England has launched a new network of 40 worshipping communities today, furthering its vision of becoming younger and more diverse. The new FLOURISH network will establish partnerships between schools or Further Education colleges and their local churches, aiming to engage a large number of children, young people, and their families.
Designed to be positive, welcoming, and inclusive, the Nailsea junior parkrun has swiftly become a popular community event.
"It had a great impact on our pupils, who all reflected positively on the time spent together.”
Sophie Taylor, inspired by her father, James, discovered her passion for bell ringing a year ago
"We are so thankful that our churches are growing and we are filled with excitement about the future."