CHURCH SCHOOLS CYMRU

Every Diocese is committed to ensuring that each of its schools should be a special place, a safe place, a place of learning, a place of nurture and of exploration. A school must demonstrate openness and acceptance, tolerance and forgiveness. Here, values and attitudes are formed and every individual is celebrated as unique.

A Church School is all of these things, but also develops a distinctive Christian character through its religious education, collective worship and ethos, that makes God's love and presence known to the world.

For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his steadfast love toward those who fear him; as far as the east is from the west, so far does he remove our transgressions from us. Psalm 103:11-12

We remember and bring before you, O Lord all the people who learn, work and worship at Ysgol San Sior.

[14/03/18 09:12] - Schools Worker Vacancy with Trobwynt Trust
[20/04/16 11:42] - CRAMP forms

[23/04/18 13:27] - Anglican-Jewish Commission releases communiqué from recent meeting
[23/04/18 08:00] - Thy Kingdom Come: New Archbishop of South Sudan’s decade-long focus on Lord’s Prayer
[20/04/18 16:54] - Bishop welcomes proposed plastic ban
[20/04/18 16:28] - Justin Welby breaks ground on new library
[19/04/18 15:36] - Archbishop of Canterbury convenes high-level Commonwealth freedom of religion discussion
[19/04/18 15:09] - Faith leaders unite to oppose plans for new coal mine in Northern Queensland
[19/04/18 14:34] - Canadian Anglicans to pray for the peace of Jerusalem
[19/04/18 12:47] - Canadian Anglican and Lutheran leaders ask for Earth Day prayers and action
[19/04/18 09:01] - US county’s support for historic church buildings banned by New Jersey Supreme Court
[19/04/18 08:35] - Tributes to 87-year-old US priest who died after being attacked by burglars at his home