School Mental Health Award

14th July 2020A Wolvers

Congratulations to St. Paul’s

Stoke-On-Trent school scoops pioneering mental health award

A Stoke-On-Trent school has achieved the School Mental Health Award which is delivered by the Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools. St Paul’s C of E Primary School were awarded a Gold standard for its outstanding mental health and wellbeing provision.

Thy Kingdom Come – family resources

10th May 2020M Cooper

Thy Kingdom Come

Click on the image to visit the website.

Thy Kingdom Come gives us an exciting opportunity to join with others across the world in prayer and to ask God to be at work in the lives of people who don’t yet know Him. Excitingly this year, there are brand new digital activities designed to engage children using interactive and immersive technology that is easily accessed through a smartphone. These activities will use this generation’s love of digital gaming by using Augmented Reality as a tool to help them to grow in their faith in Jesus.

Click the links below to download the resources:

Hello Prayer Adventurers

Thy Kingdom Come_Home_Pack_V4

The Thy Kingdom Come Back Of Map 

The Thy Kingdom Come  Map

Click on the image for a video explaining the resource in more detail.

 

Thank you school leaders

1st April 2020A Wolvers

Thank you school leaders

The Church of England would like to thank all school leaders for the tireless effort you have put into supporting your pupils and families at this time.

Please click on the image above to see a short thank you film.

And may we add our own thanks to you and your teams for all you are doing. We know that you are helping so many young people and families in so many different. Thank you.

 

First National Assembly

1st April 2020A Wolvers

Archbishop of Canterbury to lead first assembly at National Online Academy

The first national assembly is being held on 30/04/2020 at 10 am and will feature input from Matt Hood, Headteacher of Oak National Academy, Gavin Williamson, and then the main speaker – the Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking on the theme of ‘Hope’. Students from Sneinton Church of England Primary School in Nottingham and St Mary Redcliffe & Temple School in Bristol are leading elements of the assembly too.

The assembly is being streamed live at 10.00am on the TES website  – so please log on and join us for 10 inspirational minutes and to be part of the country’s largest ever assembly! Please share with your teams and students and encourage as many people as possible to join for this!

For more information click here.

This will then lead to a weekly programme of content that we are developing for primary and secondary schools called Faith at Home, which will be weekly 10-12 minute packages of video content to support collective worship, coming out every Thursday from 7th May

Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Grants Programme

28th March 2020A Wolvers

UPDATE: During the Covid 19 schools shutdown, the Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Programme will prioritise schools who remain open to vulnerable children and the families of key workers. Please complete the form as usual and in the section ‘Tell us about your breakfast club’ please just give a brief overview of who you are supporting and what breakfast provision you want to make.

OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS

Kellogg’s has teamed up with Forever Manchester to award grants of £1,000 to school Breakfast Clubs, to help them provide breakfast to those children who need it most.

You can apply for an award at any date and you will hear within one month if you have been successful. Please note the fund may close if oversubscribed.

Please read the following before beginning your application:

  • Your breakfast club must be based in a school in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.
  • A limited number of grants are available so priority will be given to schools that have either:

35% and above of children eligible for pupil premium funding or eligible for free school meals.

or

Schools that are based in an area which is classified as falling in the 10% of most deprived areas according to the Index of Multiple Deprivation. You can find out if this applies to your school by following the instructions which you can find here 

  • Additionally, if your school has received breakfast club funding from Gregg’s or Magic Breakfast within the current academic year, your club will not be considered a priority for support.
  • Only one grant per school in each academic year is available.

By applying to the Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Grants Programme you are agreeing to allow Forever Manchester and Kellogg’s to use your school’s details for publicity purposes. You are also agreeing that all details provided are accurate at the time of submitting your application.

All schools that apply to the Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Grants Programme will be automatically signed up to the Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Network. Through the Breakfast Club Network, Kellogg’s will contact you with offers and information to help your Breakfast Club.

You can save progress on your application and return to it at any point up until the application is submitted.

If you are unsure about any of the above or have any other queries then please contact Forever Manchester on 0044 161 214 0940 or e-mail kelloggs@forevermanchester.com