Many schools and parishes in London have had great success using Godly Play as a way of engaging children with sacred stories. This day is for those already using this method to help them hone and develop their skills.
The day with give you a chance to take a step back from the business of children’s work and take time to think and reflect and develop your skills.
Places are limited to 20 to ensure that you get the most from this excellent session. They will be allocated on a first come, first served basis so book early to avoid disappointment.
Alison Seaman will host the day. She is one of Godly Play UK’s nationally recognised trainers and comes with a wealth of experience in using Godly Play in a parish settings.
The Day
Many schools and parishes in London have had great success using Godly Play as a way of engaging children with sacred stories. This day is for those already using this method to help them hone and develop their skills.
The day with give you a chance to take a step back from the business of children’s work and take time to think and reflect and develop your skills.
Places are limited to 20 to ensure that you get the most from this excellent session. They will be allocated on a first come, first served basis so book early to avoid disappointment.
Alison Seaman will host the day. She is one of Godly Play UK’s nationally recognised trainers and comes with a wealth of experience in using Godly Play in a parish settings.
What is Godly Play
The Heart of Godly Play
Creating Sacred Space
Building and working in community
Learning religious language
Using religious language to make meaning
A Godly Play session includes a time to...
get ready
tell a story using objects and artefacts
explore the story more with open questions and discussion
respond with a free choice using a variety of materials - art... silence... play...writing...
enjoy a simple feast and sharing
Imagine someone who....
creates a space to think big
learns as well as teaches
doesn't always know the answer
builds a community
enables children to make connections
is open to the unexpected
slows down the pace
provides the tools then stands back
Imagine an approach to Christian nurture and education that...
promotes knowledge, skills empathy, spiritual growth
develops the needs of the whole child
provides a multi-sensory approach to learning
develops language and communication skills
develops thinking skills
provides depth and reflection in every session
12/06/10
Children's Workers
London Diocesan House
10.00am - 3.00pm
£30
Sam Donoghue - 
