Schools: Resources Spiritual Child ResourcesPrayer: Prayer tree, Class prayer book, Thank you jar, Sorry boxes... Events: Workshops with storytelling stations and opportunities for prayer and creative response. Themes include Lent, Pentecost and Saints and Pilgrims. R.E.days: A day for the whole school to explore an aspect of Christianity. Themes include Worship and the Bible. Reflective Space: Interactive displays around the school, Quiet Club, Prayer Spaces and more... Creating a focus: Ideas for entrance and worship displays Godly Play: Reflective storytelling, wondering questions and response in a school setting GenR8: County based teams bringing Christian presentations to local schools through drama, stories, puppets and interaction... Prayer Space: A themed area for quiet prayer and reflection offered as part of the school's weekly Quiet Club. Books A Jesse Tree for AdventComplete assemblies for juniors by Rachel Nicholls During Advent symbols to represent the Old Testament stories and characters are hung on the Jesse Tree. "A Jesse Tree for Advent" has 15 assemblies based on one or more of Jesus' antecedents. Each assembly inlcudes wondering questions and photocopiable symbols which can be hung on the Jesse Tree. published by Kevin Mayhew 2008 ISBN 9781848670440  Weaving a journey through LentComplete assemblies for Juniors by Rachel Nicholls Stories of Jesus and his disciples are used as threads to be woven together throughout Lent. The threads are woven onto a plain cross and added to each day. There are 28 stories, beginning with Jesus' baptism and ending with the cross. There is also an Easter assembly exploring the story of the resurrection. published by Kevin Mayhew 2008 ISBN 9781848670792 Activities Footprints of FaithWalks for schools through culture, history and belief in Cambridge These two walks for primary aged children in the city of Cambridge show how people of faith have changed the course of history in the fields of human rights and science. Each walk has six stopping places where children can hear and reflect on the story of someone asscociated with that place and take part in linked activities. The human rights walk includes William Wilberforce, former slave Olaudah Equiano and mathematician Philippa Fawcett. For more information Footprints of Faith WebsitesChurch Schools of CambridgeExhibitions, workshops, Prayer Spaces, Shout aloud! Lay Chaplaincy and more...Church Schools of Cambridge |