The Anna Freud Centre has created a set of 10 free resources to help school staff understand the mental health impact of racism on children and young people, and to feel more confident in addressing related concerns. The resources will help schools build a whole-school approach to anti-racism. They cover topics including: • how to support students who have experienced racism • writing an anti-racism policy and reviewing existing policies • holding cultural exchange events • how staff can improve their knowledge and confidence in this area The resources were co-authored by the Anna Freud Centre and anti-racism experts Hon. Stuart Lawrence and BLAM UK. They can be worked through as a full set, but they can also be used individually, depending on which areas are current priorities for your school.

We have loads of exciting new resources for Thy Kingdom Come 2022! As well as our refreshed regulars, such as the Prayer Journal and Novena, we also have some exciting new resources. As always we want to give away as many resources as possible. Churches - head to the website to order free resources (just pay postage & packaging).

Over the last few years, video has become a popular and engaging way to communicate with our online communities. On average, 78 percent of us watch online videos every week (Hub Spot), and for good reason, as they are personal, memorable and engaging. As churches, including video in our online content, is a sensible move if we want to grow our online communities and reach more people with a message of faith and hope. When it comes to how you create a video – what do you need to know? What’s the correct way to set them up? Where should you put the light source? What do you need to know about sound? Read on to find out what you need to know to set up and record your video straight to your smartphone.

Resource from Mark 10 Mission Little Liturgies. Suggestions for introducing Lent to younger children.

#LiveLent: Embracing Justice is the Church of England’s theme for Lent 2022. Both the Archbishop of Canterbury’s 2022 Lent Book, Embracing Justice (SPCK), and the daily reflections booklet for adults (CHP) have been written by Isabelle Hamley. #LiveLent: Embracing Justice offers a daily Bible reading, a short reflection and a prayer, as well as a practical challenge linked to the week’s theme. An accompanying child’s version is also available to help children and their families explore how we can live well together. The book and booklets will be accompanied by daily social media posts from Ash Wednesday (2 March) to Easter Day (17 April), together with a wide range of free digital resources for individuals, groups and churches.

A new and interactive way to tell the Easter story.

The 'Activities and Prayers for Children' resource offers a range of activities and prayers that could be used to explore themes around peace, including uniqueness and gifts, thinking about what it takes to make peace and celebrating the gift of creation.

This Advent join our schools as we focus on Christian values and welcoming people, in particular those who seek refuge. Taith Adfent Weekly Countdown Taith Adfent Daily Countdown Worship Pause and Think

Celebrate Christmas with Bible Society! Check out our Christmas resources to help you celebrate Christmas, with your family, church and community. Let’s help our delivery drivers at the end of the year – order your products early to receive them in time for Christmas. These resources are also available in Welsh.

‘Chaplaincy and Hope’ - A snapshot of the story and impact of chaplaincy across Bath and Wells.

For Primary Schools, Secondary and FE settings - this toolkit focuses on mental health themes, helping school staff to explore ideas around diversity, self-belief, identity and the impact of racism on those that experience it.

This learning journey highlights opportunities for pupils to learn about climate justice. Intended to be a flexible learning programme, select from the following suggestions and adapt as appropriate to your context.