Posted on 10th December 2020 The Bishop of Bath and Wells, the Rt Revd Peter Hancock, commissioned a Lessons Learnt Review in May 2019, with the objective of ascertaining the…
The Bishop of Bath and Wells, the Rt Revd Peter Hancock, commissioned a Lessons Learnt Review in May 2019, with the objective of ascertaining the key actions and decisions of the diocese; whether these were in line with national policy and what lessons can be learned for the future.
A summary and recommendations document is available to download below. This has been redacted and amended to minimise the disclosure of personal data.
An action plan detailing the diocese’s response to the review’s recommendations is available to download below.
For many of us in church life, safeguarding can feel like something imposed from the outside, but what if we've been looking at it all wrong? What if safeguarding isn't about compliance at all, but about the very heart of what it means to follow Jesus?
Many churches throughout Bath and Wells celebrated Safeguarding Sunday this November. Many others will do so throughout the year, as…
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