	Helping schools to fulfil the Government’s requirements for Collective Worship by planning and leading regular assemblies in conjunction with the school’s own themes.

	Helping groups of children and young people produce Collective Worship for their peers.

	Teaching lessons within the R.E. and Personal, Spiritual and Moral Development curriculum.

	Being an assistant within R.E. lessons.

	Supporting children, young people and teachers in a variety of lessons across the curriculum.

	Providing a reassuring presence and some continuity when children and young people move to a new school.

	Taking lunch time clubs which include games, team work, small group work and pastoral care. We look at issues facing children and young people today from a Christian perspective.

	Taking after school clubs which include, music, dance and Christian Unions. We are a ‘listening ear’ for children, young people and teachers.

	Working with the Diocesan Education Department we have been involved with supporting and leading teacher training on aspects of the R.E. curriculum.

	Offering training at our office to schools' staff on particular aspects of youth and children's work.

	Enabling churches to become more accessible to un-churched youngsters by working closely with their leaders and youth workers. We support city wide youth events across the churches and firmly believe that healthy Christian growth occurs in the context of local church life.