Promoting life in all its fullness through education across Essex and East London
Promoting life in all its fullness through education across Essex and East London
Our 139 Church of England schools educate thousands of pupils each day. It's our priviledge to lead, equip and encourage them as we serve and support education across our diverse diocese in Essex and East London.
Our commitment is for children and young people to flourish and have a life-enhancing encounter with the Christian faith and Jesus Christ.
The Chelmsford Diocese Board of Education is dedicated to providing excellent training, advice and resources to our whole family of schools and their leaders, teachers, support staff, governors and chaplains.
White Paper: Academisation Forum
Join us for an discussion focused on vision and strategic principles.
Carbon Neutral 2030
Help us to reach our goal of Carbon Neutral by 2030.
Schools Bulletin - June 2022
Read our latest Schools Bulletin
White Paper: Academisation Forum
Join us for an discussion focused on vision and strategic principles.
Carbon Neutral 2030
Help us to reach our goal of Carbon Neutral by 2030.
Schools Bulletin - June 2022
Read our latest Schools Bulletin
We are here to support our schools in every aspect of school life. This includes school inspections, Christian Vision, RE, Collective Worship, buildings and estate management and much more.
Effective schools need good governing bodies. The Diocese is committed to providing support, training and resources to enable governing bodies, particularly with the specific task of leading a Church school.
Find out how parishes can work with local schools to develop a vibrant relationship, rooted in the Gospel.
We support 139 richly diverse Church Schools across the diocese. From the inner-city boroughs of East London, to rural villages within the Essex countryside.
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Our training is carefully designed to support many areas of school life including school improvement, Christian distinctiveness, Governance and SIAMs preparation.
We offer course relevant to headteachers, subject leaders, teaching staff and governors working in schools across the Diocese.
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