Our workers and volunteers passion is to support the growth and development of young people in our schools and in order to fulfil our aims we are able to offer a broad package of curriculum related activities. These are explained below:
Classroom Support
Our Secondary team are experts at tailored Religious Studies lesson delivery and also providing support to KS3 and 4:
KS3
KS4
Question Point
This is an informal education voluntary lunchtime activity. It consists of an SMSC question. Students are invited to respond to an open ended question in survey form. Example questions used have been “What gives you hope in life?”, “Who are your role models”, “What is true forgiveness?”
We also provide in some schools, where requested, a lunchtime club which varies from a drop in format, to a more structured theme based activity session.
Mentoring/Pastoral Support
We offer an informal short term intervention program tailored to individual student needs. Sometimes we operate through a group mentoring format or sometimes on a One to One basis, depending on the needs of the young people referred to us. This is the one service, that we ask schools make a contribution for.
Assemblies
We are available to support schools in assemblies. We deliver imaginative and thought provoking presentations on both Christian and other topics such as British Values where requested.
Transition
We recognise the significance of a smooth transition between KS2 and 3 and to this end we provide a link between Year 6 and 7. Starting in feeder schools in year 6 we use a national resource called “It’s your move”. This is a booklet handed to students following a lesson/assembly setting with the intention of then reconnecting with students through Question Point in Year 7.
Post 16 Support
We also work with 6th form departments and colleges and have a range of options including provision of pastoral and mentoring support and help in preparation for university and working life.
Any Questions?
If you would wish to discuss our offers, make use of our free services or have a further conversation on what needs in your school/college we may be able to fulfil, please do make contact with us.
Classroom Support
Our Secondary team are experts at tailored Religious Studies lesson delivery and also providing support to KS3 and 4:
KS3
- What is a Christian?
- Holy Week
- Prayer, Experience of God and Wonder
- Rites of passage in Christianity
- Daily practices of a Christian
- Christian denominations and how we personally differ in our ways of worship.
- Poverty and Christian responses – Case Studies: South Africa and India
- Being a Christian in multi-faith Britain
KS4
- Nature of God in Christianity - Trinity
- Does God exist?
- Jesus Christ and salvation – Incarnation, Atonement
- Prayer and its significance
- Sacraments – Baptism and Communion
- Mission, Evangelism and Church growth
- Role of the church in community, Food banks, Street Angels/Pastors (including Alcohol and Safety)
- Working for reconciliation – South Africa Case study
- Poverty and Charity, Case study: South Africa Informal Settlements
- Persecution, Case study Open Doors
- Sanctity of Life
Question Point
This is an informal education voluntary lunchtime activity. It consists of an SMSC question. Students are invited to respond to an open ended question in survey form. Example questions used have been “What gives you hope in life?”, “Who are your role models”, “What is true forgiveness?”
We also provide in some schools, where requested, a lunchtime club which varies from a drop in format, to a more structured theme based activity session.
Mentoring/Pastoral Support
We offer an informal short term intervention program tailored to individual student needs. Sometimes we operate through a group mentoring format or sometimes on a One to One basis, depending on the needs of the young people referred to us. This is the one service, that we ask schools make a contribution for.
Assemblies
We are available to support schools in assemblies. We deliver imaginative and thought provoking presentations on both Christian and other topics such as British Values where requested.
Transition
We recognise the significance of a smooth transition between KS2 and 3 and to this end we provide a link between Year 6 and 7. Starting in feeder schools in year 6 we use a national resource called “It’s your move”. This is a booklet handed to students following a lesson/assembly setting with the intention of then reconnecting with students through Question Point in Year 7.
Post 16 Support
We also work with 6th form departments and colleges and have a range of options including provision of pastoral and mentoring support and help in preparation for university and working life.
Any Questions?
If you would wish to discuss our offers, make use of our free services or have a further conversation on what needs in your school/college we may be able to fulfil, please do make contact with us.
Winner 2016 Inspire Awards - Children / Youth Initiatives
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