Chaplaincy in Schools
Visit our School Chaplaincy Course page for information about the course we used to run, equipping people to work and volunteer in school chaplaincy and school ministry.​
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Below is a list of organisations and resources related to chaplaincy in schools. We hope they are useful.
"Deeply Christian, serving the common good", is a fresh articulation of the Church of England's vision for education; a vision that is deeply Christian, with the promise by Jesus of 'life in all its fullness' at its heart. This is worked out theologically and educationally through four basic elements: wisdom, hope, community and dignity. This vision reaches beyond Church of England schools as it aims to offer a compelling vision for the education of children and young people in community, independent and church schools, sixth form colleges, colleges of further education and universities. Download a copy of the vision here.
School Pastors is an initiative of Ascension Trust (who also set up the perhaps better known Street Pastors). The role of the School Pastors is to 'promote safety and aim to reduce anti-social behaviour. School pastors are there to listen, care and help young people to become good citizens.' Their website contains lots of information about becoming a School Pastor. Click on the image above to visit the website.
South Yorkshire Chaplaincy and Listening Service is a not-for-profit organisation set up to provide Chaplaincy, Listening and Training services to support people through the challenges of life. Partnering with organisations to help them create an environment of holistic well-being for the people in their care. They support children and educational organisations. Click on the image or title to visit the website.
