The Sunday Club runs from 9.25am every Sunday during term time in the Parish hall. The club is open to all young people.

The Sunday Club is set up so as to allow the children to have the time to carry out creative projects, such as the wall of boxes which was demolished on Easter morning  to reveal a large picture of the Risen Christ as shown here.

Amongst the many, many other activities and creative works of art we have completed, we have also produced and performed a nativity play (with a difference) at the Christingle service on Christmas eve, in front of a packed church, with a donkey called Derrick and with a real baby in the crib.

Music  Art  Craft  Teaching  Games  Fun

Not only does the club give us the scope for the many varied activates that are carried out each week, the set up also means that the clergy get to talk properly to the children every week, this way they have input into the teaching.

We generally enter the church and join with the rest of the congregation for the peace. We sit together in our groups; Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Paul, each group having it's own banner. On some special occasions we are in church earlier or even for the whole service. During communion we usually sing one of the many songs or rounds that we practice in the hall. At the end of the Mass we join the Choir, servers and clergy in procession to the West end of the church, carrying our banners high.

So if you're interested give us a call, e-mail or fill in the reply form

some of the banners produced by the Sunday Club for the Flower festival and Pentecost