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Then, because so many people were coming and going that they did not even have a chance to eat, he said to them, “Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.” Mark 6:31
Come and Rest recognises the need for those working in our busy schools to have time apart to rest and reflect and so offers the opportunity to spend time away from the pressures and busyness. It aims to gives those attending the space in which to explore their relationship with God, and how this relates to their experience in schools.
Through a combination of led meditations and personal space, Come and Rest will renew your vision and sense of purpose and remind you of your place as a loved child of God. It will offer opportunities to explore how your personal faith can be integrated with your vocation to teach or work with children.
Ideal for those who have never been on a quiet day before and for those with more experience.

Leading a school doesn’t require skill alone. There is the added demand of a sense of vision and vocation. What happens to us when pressures and expectations threaten our very sense of direction and purpose? What does leadership look like when we get tired and irritable and how do we stop ourselves becoming bitter? This day explores a Christian vision of leadership which, when we hold to it, will keep us fresh and vital.
David Wells is Director of Formation for the RC Diocese of Plymouth where he is responsible for adult education and training. He has taught extensively in the secondary and higher education sectors. A storyteller and raconteur, David has spoken at over 300 conferences world wide, including TV appearances in Canada and the USA. In the last ten years his main focus with schools has been to help staff enjoy and aspire to a greater sense of their own vocation and dignity. David is married to Ali and they have three children.
Coton House, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 0AA
Coton House is a very comfortable, purpose built conference centre belonging to the Royal Mail. Situated on the A426 just north of Rugby, Warwickshire, it is very convenient for trains to Rugby and is adjacent to Junction 1 of the M6, connecting with the M6, M1 and A14.
The Christian Consultants' Network day will commence with coffee at 9.30am and will finish by 3.00pm.
Click here to download the programme for the day.
As with our previous meetings there is no charge for attending this day although donations would be gratefully received.
Conceived by The Stapleford Centre, Christian Consultants’ Network Days enable Christians working in leadership roles within schools, dioceses and local education authorities to explore current educational issues and initiatives from a distinctively Christian perspective. More...
Registration for this conference closed on Tuesday 6th July 2010.