If you're thinking of running a prayer room or a reflective space in your school, you've come to the right place. Here are 11 ready to use resources, which require varying amounts of preparation and equipment, but are all available to you free of charge. They encourage children and young people to engage with prayer and thinking reflectively about themselves, other people, the places around them and God.
Here is a game to learn about what matters most to you and to those around you, for use with young people aged 11 - 16. It can be used in a get to know you session for mentoring, group work, lunch club, tutor time or PHSE lesson and is recommended for groups of 3 - 6 young people.
Each year, NATRE (the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education) run a competition to help students explore their spiritual ideas, questions and beliefs through art.
This painting generator is a brilliant tool to use either for yourself or with young people. On the one hand it is a bit of fun and a good way to spend a few seconds filling your screen with colour, but there may be a serious side for schools workers too.
Assembly plan to use during Pentecost in Primary Schools from schools worker John Prockter who is based in Bridgnorth.
4 ready to use mentoring session ideas, with some tips for what to consider when running a mentoring session.
Three card tricks you can use in schools to generate conversation. Great as an ice breaker or conversation starter - here are videos showing you the tricks and how to do them.
Easter resource that was developed by the LCET Team (now youthscape Local) which loosely follows the traditional stages of the cross. The series includes as look at: Choices, Betrayal, Accused, Denial, Suffering, Death, Life and Hope.
Here is a free resource for getting started in schools, or if your developing your strategy and work if you're already visiting schools as a Christian.