Bible books and stories

Using the symbolism of a flower to recount and revise key features of the Easter story.

A collective worship idea for the end of the school year that uses pilgrimage imagery to reflect positively on the past year.

A no-rehearsal drama about teamwork, resilience, leadership… and food!

An activity using storytelling and symbols to explain the key Christian ideas about creation, fall, incarnation and redemption, especially the idea of Jesus as the Saviour of the world.

This activity might provide a useful addition to school-based activities relating to World War I, by taking a 'military-style' kinaesthetic approach to learning Psalm 23.

A creative lesson for juniors to explore environmental issues from the standpoint of faith and belief.

This activity looks at people's attitudes to the Bible during times of war, with special reference to the First World War, and looks at some key Bible verses on the subject of war and peace.

For decades, The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis have offered a world of intrigue and imagination to children and adults alike. They also provide opportunities to explore aspects of the Christian faith across a number of subject areas.