The Stapleford Centre is one of a number of Christian organisations working with teachers and school leaders across the country. Working in partnership with other organisations promotes creative and innovative responses to to current educational issues.

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Links to partner organisations and resources

The Stapleford Centre maintains links with a variety of organisations. If you are involved in education you may find these links useful in supporting and resourcing your role.

The Stapleford Centre Web Resources

Assembling Citizens > a vast database of flexible assembly outlines for Secondary schools related to PSHE and citizenship issues, with current affairs assembly outlines being added every week.

Crossref-it.info > an innovative English literature website aimed primarily at AS / A2 students that aims to put literature into context. It contains full study guides with biographical and context sections; synopses and commentaries; sections discussing themes and significant ideas; characterisations, essay and exam help and more.

Transforming Lives > this website is for any Christian who is considering a vocation in teaching, as well as for churches looking at how to support teachers in their congregations.

Test of Faith > a set of three documentary DVDs exploring the relationship between science and religion. The accompanying lesson materials were produced by The Stapleford Centre (click for more info).

Other Web Resources

Friends and Heroes > excellent cartoons, ideal for use with KS2. Set in the early Roman Empire, where different characters re-tell Bible stories, the website contains a wealth of materials, including lesson plans for RE, produced by The Stapleford Centre.

Local Church, Local School > looks at the area of common interest which schools and churches share. In a partnership between schools and churches, both have a lot to give and a lot to gain! Most importantly, when schools and churches work together, the pupils benefit.

SMSC Online

Open The Book website

Anti Slavery