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Recognised Project 2019

London Faith & Belief Community Awards 

Our aim is for every child and young person in Newham schools to have the opportunity to meet local Christians and discover what it means to be a Christian in the 21st century

Pray, Volunteer, Donate, 

or Regular Giving - partner with us and resource our work

"Faith in Schools offers free lessons to primary and secondary schools in Newham to share more about the Christian faith with children and young people."

​Claire Clinton, Director

CoVid-19 UPDATE

PRAYER MEETINGS

Due to public health measures, Faith in Schools will likely not be working in schools until after the summer break. We continue to support and encourage our schools through prayer, for the children and young people, teaching staff, and families - especially those key workers who put themselves at risk for the sake of the nation.

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We are committed to praying for our faithful volunteers and supporters who may find  themselves isolated from their friends and church family. We will also continue to pray together via  online video and Whatsapp if you have a smartphone.

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Please join us by clicking the link at the bottom.

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Contact Rachel@faithinschools.co.uk or click here if you would like help to get Whatsapp on your phone.

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PRAYERS 1.5.20 @ 10am - CLICK HERE TO JOIN US >

sharing faith in schools

Our Pilot Bespoke Training and 1-2-1 Mentoring Project

CHURCH PartnerSHIP 

Adopt a Local School, 150 Campaign, 

Volunteer Training, Host an Event 

our work in schools

We provide high-quality RE lessons KS1 - KS4 FREE to schools in Newham + Church Visit & Events

Free Resources

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

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"I have engaged with FiS myself, joining in with their terrific Christmas and Easter Experience projects for local schools, and bear witness to the appropriate educational expertise and effectiveness I observed the enthusiastic participation of the children involved."

 

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—  Bishop Peter Hill, Bishop of Barking