Festive
FE and Sixth Form Initiative
Whatever your view on Christian Groups/Christian Unions we hope that this new initiative will be of value and help everyone connected to FE and Sixth Formis. Though still at a preparation stage, launch is not due until September, it would be good if as many people as possible knew about Festive
Toni […]

The GSF2007 national conference in London will take place on Monday 2nd July 2007 and will be called ‘Dying for a Drink?’ Damaris are working in association with Stop Climate Chaos, which will provide the overall context for the content, but we it be focussing particularly on the issue of water - since this makes […]

Wow. A fantastic week with lots of feedback from staff and students. The eight stations were in seven schools for the final five days of term. None were vandalised or taken down by the way: interesting given the tough environment in some of those schools. Young people were stopping to read them and were pretty […]

In Luton we’re trying out a ‘stations of the cross’ project this term in schools and I wonder if it might work well in 16-19 contexts too.
The idea came from a project my church was involved with last year. We created eight pieces of art with themes loosely following the Easter story: choices, betrayal, accused, […]

It’s 2007 and our interactive resource ‘Breathe’ is now available for use. Everywhere it goes it’s been incredibly received by both students and staff. It’s not uncommon for there to be a trail of staff popping in to give it a try, having heard about it, and we’ve already had to requests to use it […]

After a huge amount of work, David Skinner and Lat Blaylock have published a new resource “Spiritual Engagement’ for anyone wanting to stage a successful sixth form RE day, and it’s going to be a fantastic addition to a hugely under-resourced area. The folder includes not only a theological and thoughtful relfection about why these […]

The National Foundation for Education Research has just published a series of reports on 14-19 education that may be on interest to those working in the field as chaplains. The five reports cover:
The voice of young people: an engine for improvement? Scoping the evidence - (2 November 2006)
The aim of this research is to review […]

Pete began by questioning whether we have an adequate theology of Revelation and Epiphany. He suggested that evangelical theologies of sinful separation from God and meeting God first in penitence and conversion aren’t flexible enough to account for the reality of human experience or for the grace of God. God slips through moments of epiphany for many people, moments when he draws close.

If you haven’t heard Mark Roques unique appraoch to worldviews and philosophy then you, and your sixth formers, are missing out.
Mark is a great storyteller who has spent many years in education. For eleven years he taught Philosophy & Religious Studies at Prior Park College where he developed a unique Christian worldview course that combined […]

The Christian Muslim Forum are organising a conference in February which features Steve Chalke and Muhammad Khan.