The Mark 10 Mission want all children to experience the joy of the Gospel and know Jesus’ love for them. They have created ‘Little Liturgies’ for children in EYFS, KS1 and Children’s Liturgy at church. Each liturgy presents a simplified Gospel reading, a quick reflection, a prayer and a worship song.

A number of resources exploring the Easter story to share with children and young people.

Bible Society has a wide range of free downloadable resources for Key Stage 3 RE, on: • The Environment and Stewardship • Miracles in the Bible • Parables • Wealth and Poverty • War and Peace • Morality and Ethics • Suffering • Sources of Authority • Persecution • Interfaith Dialogue Each resource is available using two different Bible translations, the CEV and the NRSV, so that you can choose the version which is more suitable for your students. For most of the themes the same content is available as a PowerPoint and as a printable PDF.

Building healthy habits in 2022 toolkit Two toolkits of resources, for primary schools and secondary/FE settings, to help pupils and staff build healthy wellbeing habits in 2022.

Based in Bedfordshire, we work both locally and nationally, resourcing volunteers, children’s and youth leaders and church leaders as they share the good news of Jesus and make young disciples.

The toolkit has been developed to help you, as a facilitator, explore how writing can connect with our thoughts and feelings. There are 10 sessions – each with an accompanying activity – for you to try out with young people aged 11 to 18-years-old. Each session comes with a lesson plan, as well as ideas to help you adapt or expand the content. You don’t have to print the activity worksheets out – you can use a journal or notepad instead.

This E-zine has been produced by children and young people involved with Brighton's Safety Net. It includes activities, advice and information - straight from young people themselves and can be used in school. (They're pretty useful if you're an adult too!)

OutoftheBox can take place almost anywhere using anything! We play with loose parts. The stories can be shared on cloth, on sand, on the woodland floor (with twigs and leaves), or in a staffroom (with coffee cups)! It's a box full of beautiful materials to share stories.

A document that embodies some of the discoveries we have made in our journey of discernment.

This Advent, we're challenging your pupils to look out and notice how important communities are. As we look forward to Christmas, this year particularly, we are hoping to make plans to celebrate Christmas in community. Plans of family meals, parties with friends, school Christmas productions, or carol services at church. Plans to enjoy being a part of these communities. Community is important in the Christmas story too. Communities of angels, shepherds and wise men rejoiced and welcomed Jesus as a baby. Mary and Joseph became Jesus’ first community on earth as his family. When Jesus grew up, he showed how much he valued community through his love and care for others. Throughout Advent, we will explore different communities from the Christmas story, see what they can teach us about community and how they can inspire us to make a difference this Christmas. Over four weeks, the resource celebrates how community can bring us joy, acceptance, generosity and love. his resource can be used in the classroom or in collective worship. Challenges can be done individually or as a group or class. Activities and challenges are suitable for KS2 and KS3 but can be adjusted for use with KS1 and KS4 pupils.

This wander is different from our normal format and offers space for lament and reflection. We invite you to take a pause from the busyness, to wander or sit outside. Christmas is not always full of joy and this wander offer spaces to reflect and reset.

Enter into the wonder of the Christmas story with fresh questions that allow everyone space to be involved and be a part. This resource offers a practical, purposeful pack with 32 Wondering images on A5 quality printed cards (300gsm, gloss). Can be used as an Advent Calendar or for a huge range of activities such as small groups, discussions, devotionals or around the table faith formation.