Diocese of Chelmsford
Schools, Children and Young People
The Diocese of Chelmsford supports
- 139 Church Schools & Vine Schools Academy Trust
- Mission with children and youth in 460 parishes;
- Chaplaincies in colleges and universities across East London and Essex.
Our work directly impacts the lives of over 100,000 young people; our commitment is to excellence that all may flourish and have a life-enhancing encounter with the Christian faith and the person of Jesus Christ.
Latest news and events
Online Advent Service
A great opportunity for us to come to together as one Diocesan family and to celebrate the message of hope that Advent brings with it.
Available to watch from Monday 30 November
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Termly briefings
2020/21 sees the exciting launch of our new termly update sessions for Church School Leaders and Chairs of Governors.
These virtual briefings are FREE to all our schools and will be led by members of the Education Team and invited speakers.
Spring term dates: 19 and 21 January 2021
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Governance support
To support governors across the Diocese, Our Governance Consultant, Mike Simmonds is introducing a new opportunity to discuss any current issues or concerns, support one another and introduce ideas.
Find out more and book a place >>
Training courses
Details of our 2020/21 courses and events are now available.
View our 2020/21 Learning and Development Programme
Schools Bulletin - November 2020
In this edition we have plenty of Advent and Christmas resources for the term ahead. There's also information about grants and loans available to schools to reduce their carbon footprint, plus much more!
Read the E-bulletin
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