Sunday School offers fun, friendship and faith to children aged five to eleven and meet every Sunday in the meeting room above the choir vestry from 9:45am (ask a sidesperson for directions).

Contact: Sally Beazley for more information.

Trailblazers meet on Sunday mornings at 9.45am in a room next to Sunday School as well as on Wednesday evenings in Church. They welcome young people aged ten to eighteen. Sunday sessions are for exploring our faith in a relaxed atmosphere where no questions are too basic or too controversial.

Contact: Ann Whitfield

Under 5s are welcome to come up to Sunday School but will need to bring a carer with them. Alternatively, there's a carpet area to your right as you come into church, where you will find colouring materials and small puzzles to keep your little one entertained while you follow the service.

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