Niftynotes news & information from the Diocese www.southwell.anglican.org MAY 2018 Compiled by Nicola Mellors email: [email protected] Join in a global wave of prayer hy Kingdom Come is a • Churches will hold global prayer movement events, such as 24-7 prayer, Twhich invites Christians prayer stations and prayer around the world to pray between walks, across the UK and in Ascension and Pentecost for more other parts of the world; people to come to know Jesus Christ. • People will be empowered through prayer by the Holy Spirit, What started out as an invitation finding new confidence to be from the Archbishops of witnesses for Jesus Christ. https://www.thykingdomcome.glo Canterbury and York in 2016 to bal – many of the images used the Church has grown into an Please do register your TKC come from events held last year international and ecumenical call events as a deanery, parish or in Southwell & Nottingham. to prayer. school using https://goo.gl/forms/AXVY5txeg Follow TKC on Twitter at Last year over 200 churches and YVyj15q1 @thykingdom_come schools across the diocese took part, praying in churches, pubs, Individuals, families and Continued on page 3 country parks and schools. It is churches are being encouraged to hoped that many churches will sign up to Pledge2Pray on the take part again this year, joining TKC website - In this month’s issue: Christians around the world in www.thykingdomcome.global prayer from May 10th to May 2 Growing Disciples 20th. The information supplied will then be used to plot prayer events 4 Events & information The aim of TKC is that: on a map of the world. There is Prayer Diary also a range of prayer resources 5 • People will commit to pray with on the site. ` 9 Training Courses God’s world-wide family - as a church, individually or as a You can also watch a video of the 11 What’s On family; Archbishop of Canterbury talking about the power of prayer at 12 Comings & Goings

@diocswellnott

@SouthwellandNottingham 2 May 18 Growing Disciples . . . Growing Disciples . . . Growing Disciples . . .

Wider Younger Deeper www.growingdisciples.co.uk Helping children to experiment with prayer

ith one book just published and another Wcoming out next month, the Revd Mina Munns, at Selston & Westwood, is even busier than usual.

About six years ago, when she was Children’s Ministry worker at St Nic’s, Nottingham, Mina started writing a popular children’s ministry blog: flamecreativekids.blogspot.co.uk

“From the blog I was approached to write two books, “ says Mina.

“The first I co-wrote with vicar and author Miranda Threlfall- Holmes to help children aged 7- 12 to pray at home, and as a useful tool for parents. It’s published on May 17th and is called the ‘Prayer Experiment Notebook.’

For her other book – published by Kevin Mayhew on March 23rd - she was given carte blanche regarding the subject. “Both books are hands-on The Prayer Experiment Notebook creative approaches. I feel my (Published May 17th) “I proposed a book for the under ministry is to encourage adults https://spckpublishing.co.uk/the- fives – who are a bit of a within the Church to see children prayer-experiment-notebook forgotten group in the church - to as disciples in their own right, help them to engage in the story and give them both inspiration of Holy Communion through and tools to grow together.” play,” said Mina. We All Share (Published 23rd ‘We all Share’ includes case March) studies from around the UK, looking at what different https://www.kevinmayhew.com/w denominations are doing and how e-all-share.html parents can engag.’ Niftynotes 3 News in brief. . . News in brief. . . News in brief. . . News in brief. . . School of Discipleship: Real LIFE Visitations 2018

ater this year the diocese is preparing to launch its School of Discipleship under the leadership of the Revd Dr David NOTTINGHAM: Emerton. The School will exist ‘to grow disciples who grow L Nottingham North & South disciples’, helping both to realize the wider diocesan vision for 14 May 2018, Growing Disciples wider, younger and deeper and to assist in St Mary’s Lace Market releasing the local church to continue growing towards complete maturity in Christ. East Bingham, West Bingham & Gedling To this end, and beginning in September 2018, the School of 16 May 2018, Discipleship will be offering a diocesan-wide discipleship course St Wilfrids, Wilford called Real LIFE, designed to envision, empower and equip God’s people in making the life-long journey of following-after Christ. NEWARK: David says: “The summons to follow-after Jesus and into real life lies Bassetlaw & Bawtry at the heart of what it is to be a disciple. To respond to this summons 3 May 2018, and to make this journey is a life-long and exhilarating process All Saints Mattersey possible only in and through the power of the Holy Spirit. Newark & Southwell Discovering what this summons means and how this journey is 8 May 2018, marked is central therefore to the identity of both the School of St Nicholas’ Tuxford Discipleship and the Real LIFE discipleship course. If we are people who seek to live and move and have our being such that we are Mansfield & Newstead captivated and compelled by Jesus, and by Jesus alone, then the Real LIFE discipleship course is perhaps for us.” 23 May 2018, St Mary’s Church, Eastwood To find out more about Real LIFE and what the course will entail, join David Emerton and Richard Kellett, Director of Discipleship & All commence at 7.30pm Ministry, at ‘A Discipled Life’ – an evening designed to give you a feel for what Real LIFE looks like, hosted in four locations across the diocese: Continued from page 1 St Peter’s Ravenshead NG15 9FD | Monday 21 May 2018 Follow us on Twitter St Nic’s Nottingham NG1 6AE | Wednesday 23 May 2018 @diocswellnott #Pledge2Pray

Christ Church, Worksop S81 0XS | Tuesday 5 June 2018 There are FREE TKC resources available (Novena, prayer St Leonards, Newark NG24 2DP | Thursday 14 June 2018 journals and morning and evening prayer booklets) on a These taster evenings are open to all and will start at 7:30pm and first come -first served basis. finish by 9:30pm. People can get in touch with Phil Williams, email: It would help our planning to know that you are intending to come to assoc.archdeacon one of these evenings – please send an email to @southwell.anglican.org [email protected] to arrange to pick them up from Jubilee House. 4 May 18 Events & information. . . Events & information. . . Events & informatio Workplace Sunday – celebrating God’s gift of work

orkplace Sunday – 6th https://www.theologyofwork. work-focused prayers, May – will be an org/ confessions and commissions or Wopportunity to suggestions for sermons and song celebrate God’s gift of work and http://www.stpaulsinstitute.org. choices. However, there are also to support working people by uk/ some new ideas, like doing a recognising work as worship. ‘This time tomorrow’ slot – Paul wrote : talking to different people in your It is an opportunity to encourage congregation about where they workers to make a difference “I am delighted to commend will be on Monday morning, who where they are throughout the these excellent resources to you they talk to and what kind of week, recognising daily work as a in advance of Workplace Sunday. situations they face. vital part of God’s big mission. The workplace is the frontline of mission for many of our church Churches are encouraged to mark members who live out their this significant day, and a range Christian faith in this context Are you looking for of resources have been provided week by week. It is vitally to help them. important that we prayerfully a local event to visit support and uphold them in their on Early May Bank Links witness as part of our Holiday Monday? http://www.licc.org.uk/work- commitment to sharing the good forum/events- news and making new disciples.” Bunny Church Fabric courses/workplace-sunday/ Fundraisers invite you to join http://www.aftersunday.org.uk/ Many of the resources offer a them at their lively in-practice/god-and-work-in- different twist on one element of practice a normal service, whether it’s “May-time Medley”

on Monday 7 May, 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm, in St Mary’s Church, Bunny

Musical entertainment will be provided by Sirocco Sax Quartet, folk music by Syzygy, Bunny Handbell Ringers and Bunny Community Choir.

There will be interesting stalls to browse, and home-made refreshments in the Nave Café.

Entrance £1, accompanied children free. All welcome. Niftynotes 5 Prayerdiary www.southwell.anglican.org Compiled for Nifty Notes

In June we pray for. . .

Fri 01 Jun Halam C of E Primary School (Caroline Aldrich) of Dallas - (VII, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Paul Lambert

Sat 02 Jun Harworth Academy (Kerrie Clowes) Damaturu - (Jos, Nigeria) The Rt Revd Abiodun Ogunyemi

Sun 03 Jun Today we hear of Jesus challenging the received view. We pray for all in authority, that they may be open to challenge. We pray too for those who are the prophetic voice, which can often move us into greater truth. PRAY for The Anglican Church of Melanesia The Most Revd George Takeli Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and Bishop of Central Melanesia The Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church Abroad: Archbishop Lauma Zušēvica

Mon 04 Jun The National Church of England Academy, Hucknall (Executive Principal -Simon Jones, Martin Joblyn – Academy Director) Dar-es-Salaam - (Tanzania) The Rt Revd Valentino Mokiwa

Tue 05 Jun Hucknall, National C of E Primary School (Helen Bent) Davao - (Philippines) The Rt Revd Jonathan Labasan Casimina

Wed 06 Jun Huthwaite All Saints C of E Infant School (Jo Redfern) Delaware - (III, The Episcopal Church) Vacant

Thu 07 Jun Kneesall C of E Primary School (Susan Illett-Coupe) Delhi - (North India) Vacant

Fri 08 Jun Langar Church of England Primary School (Emily Brown – Acting Head) Derby - (Canterbury, England) The Rt Revd Alastair Redfern Derby - Repton - (Canterbury, England) The Rt Revd Janet Elizabeth McFarlane

Sat 09 Jun Leverton Church of England Academy (Rebecca Chadwick) Derry & Raphoe - (Armagh, Ireland) The Rt Revd Kenneth Raymond Good Down & Dromore - (Armagh, Ireland) The Rt Revd Harold Creeth Miller 6 May 18 In June we pray for. . .

Sun 10 Jun Today we hear of conflict in Jesus’ ministry and the concerns of his family. We pray for all who feel misunderstood today, that they may experience the assurance that they have a voice. We pray too for families where misunderstandings exist, that reconciliation may be possible through an openness to God’ transforming love. PRAY for La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico The Most Revd Francisco Moreno Presiding Bishop of La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico & Bishop of Northern Mexico Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland: Bishop Agnes Sigurdardottir, Bishop Kristjan Valur Ingolfsson, Bishop Solveig Lara Gudmundsdottir

Mon 11 Jun Linby cum Papplewick Church of England Primary School (Domenico Conidi) Diocese on the Coast formerly (Ikale-Ilaje) - (Ondo, Nigeria) The Rt Revd Joshua Ogunele

Tue 12 Jun Lowdham C of E Primary School (Ben Waldram) Diocese in Europe - (England) The Rt Revd Robert Innes Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese in Europe - (Canterbury, England) The Rt Revd David Hamid

Wed 13 Jun- Queen Elizabeth's Academy, Mansfield (Helena Brothwell) Eastern Kowloon - (Hong Kong) The Rt Revd Timothy Kwok

Thu 14 Jun St Peter's Church of England Primary Academy, Mansfield (James Marshall) Diocese of The Bahamas and The Turks and Caicos Islands - (West Indies) The Rt Revd Laish Boyd

Fri 15 Jun The Samworth Church Academy, Mansfield (Lisa McVeigh) Diocese of the Free State (formerly Bloemfontein) - (Southern Africa) The Rt Revd Dintoe Letloenyane

Sat 16 Jun St Edmunds C of E Primary School, Mansfield Woodhouse (Nadeem Shah) Western Kowloon - (Hong Kong) The Rt Revd Andrew Chan

Sun 17 Jun Today Jesus teaches about the Kingdom being like a mustard seed. We give thanks for the small glimpses of the kingdom in our eyes and pray for grace to be more open to seeing heaven in the apparently ordinary things of life. PRAY for The Church of the Province of Myanmar (Burma) The Most Revd Stephen Than Myint Oo Archbishop of Myanmar and Bishop of Yangon Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark: Diocese of Lolland-Falster, Bishop Marianne Gaarden

Mon 18 Jun Christ Church C of E Infant School, Newark (Michael Palmer) Dogura - (Papua New Guinea) The Rt Revd Tennyson Bogar

Tue 19 Jun Magnus Church of England Academy, Newark (Anna Martin) Dominican Republic - (XI, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Moisés Quezada Mota

Wed 20 Jun Mount C of E Primary School, Newark (Claire Kent) Doko - (Lokoja, Nigeria) The Rt Revd Uriah Kolo Niftynotes 7 In June we pray for. . .

Thu 21 Jun The William Gladstone C of E Primary School, Newark (Nadeem Shah – Executive Headteacher, Head of School - Hadyn Mitton) Dornakal - (South India) The Rt Revd Vadapalli Prasada Rao

Fri 22 Jun St Matthew's C of E Primary School, Normanton-on-Trent (Sally Beaman) Dublin & Glendalough - (Dublin, Ireland) The Most Revd Michael Geoffrey St Aubyn Jackson

Sat 23 Jun North Wheatley C of E Primary School (Joanna Hall) Duk - (Upper Nile, South Sudan) The Rt Revd Daniel Deng Abot Duk - Ayod Area - (Upper Nile, South Sudan) The Rt Revd Thomas Tut

Sun 24 Jun Today we commemorate the Birth of John the Baptist. We give thanks for all who are called to be the Forerunners – often called to prepare the way for those who lead in new directions. PRAY for The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) The Most Revd Nicholas Okoh Metropolitan & Primate of all Nigeria & Bishop of Abuja Church of Sweden: Diocese of Visby, Bishop vacant (election February, consecration June 3) Evangelical Lutheran Church in Denmark: Diocese of Copenhagen, Bishop Peter SkovJakobsen

Mon 25 Jun Norwell C of E Primary School (Kathryn King) Dunedin - (Aotearoa NZ & Polynesia) The Rt Revd Steven Benford

Tue 26 Jun Bluecoat Academy, Nottingham (Sian Hampton) Dunkwa-on-Offin - (Ghana, West Africa) The Rt Revd Edmund Dawson Ahmoah

Wed 27 Jun Ranby C of E Primary School (Claire Mackinder) Durgapur - (North India) The Rt Revd Probal Dutta

Thu 28 Jun Teachers and support staff in all schools across the diocese Durham - (York, England) The Rt Revd Durham - Jarrow - (York, England) The Rt Revd Mark Watts Bryant

Fri 29 Jun Students who are sitting exams, that they might find some peace and calmness among the stress Dutse - (Kaduna, Nigeria) The Rt Revd Yesufu Lumu

Sat 30 Jun For schools and their vital work with children and young people East Carolina - (IV, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Robert Skirving 8 May 18 World links news - Holy Land www.southwell.anglican.org Compiled for Nifty Notes 12 taking part in ‘Immersion’ retreat

welve clergy and lay stipendiary leaders are to Ttake part in an ‘immersion’ retreat in the West Bank during October. The retreat is being conducted by the Revd Dr Fadi Diab, of St Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Ramallah and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Birzeit. Fr Fadi last made a working visit to the diocese in October with five ambassadors The Revd Dr Fadi Diab Zababdeh from the Diocese of Jerusalem as part of the partnership between relation to both lay and clergy the cathedrals, meeting with the Diocese of Jerusalem and the ministry in a background of members of the Southwell Diocese of Southwell and conflict. Clergy will learn about Minster Partnership Group with Nottingham. the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as St. George’s Cathedral. witnessed by local organisations As the title of the retreat implies engaged in advocacy. Fr Fadi is keen to expose visiting clergy to the setting in which his The retreat is being centred on St. For further details about the Palestinian colleagues find Andrew’s Guest House in Holy Land link contact: themselves in the occupied Ramallah. It is being largely David Lane email: territories. As the Diocese of funded by the diocesan Retreat [email protected] Southwell and Nottingham is the and CMD budgets with a only diocese in the UK in contribution from the Holy Lands partnership with the Diocese of Partnership Group budget. Jerusalem, Fr Fadi would like our clergy to explore Palestinian Dean’s visit Christian congregations’ The Rt Revd Hosam Naoum difficulties in the context of (Dean of St. George’s injustice and their own Cathedral, Jerusalem), spirituality. As well as visiting paid a 48 hr visit to the main Christian sites, museums Southwell as a guest and cultural centres in Jerusalem, of Dean Nicola Bethlehem and Nazareth clergy Sullivan in March. will visit and hold conversations with Anglican and their He was able to congregations in Jerusalem, renew his Nablus, Ramallah, Zababdeh, friendships and Bethlehem and Nablus. They will re-invigorate the hear of members experiences in partnership between Niftynotes 9 Training and information. . Training and information. . Training and info 10 May 18 What’s On

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6 Workplace Sunday – celebrating God’s gift of work. An opportunity to encourage workers to make a difference where they are throughout the week, recognising daily work as a vital part of God’s big mission. 7 Bunny Church Fabric Fundraisers invite you to join them at their lively “May-time Medley”, 2pm to 5pm, in St Mary’s Church, Bunny. Musical entertainment will be provided by Sirocco Sax Quartet, folk music by Syzygy, Bunny Handbell Ringers and Bunny Community Choir. There will be interesting stalls to browse, and home-made refreshments in the Nave Café. Entrance £1, accompanied children free. All welcome. 10 Rolls Royce Leisure Centre, Hucknall, 7pm. The Sports Quiz. Hucknall Churches invite you to 6 rounds of fun sports quiz action, hot buffet and a half-time introduction to the Christian faith, tailored for a sporty audience. Tickets £5. For more info call Rob on 07775 687682 or see ministryofsport.org.uk 12 The Ultimate Flyby Orchestra St John’s Church, Oakdale Road, Carlton, 7pm. Numbers will include the theme tune from UFO, Parry Symphonic Variations, Superman, Daft Punk Medley and On her Majesty’s Secret Service. Tickets are available at https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/ultimate-flyby-orchestra - they are £10 for adults and £7 for under-18s and include one complimentary drink on arrival. There will be an interval with refreshments. 19 ‘To Be a Pilgrim…’ the Revd Annabel Barber. Organised in conjunction with the Creative Arts Retreat Movement. This day will be a chance to creatively reflect on our own journeying through life, perhaps using as a starting point aspects of the Minster building, or Bunyan’s great hymn. Bring supplies (threads, needles, fabric etc) to work by hand or using a sewing 1 machine. More details are available from: [email protected] or 01522 721306. To book: Sacrista Prebend, 4 Westgate Southwell Notts NG25 0JH 01636 816833 [email protected]

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9 Oakmere Park Golf Club, Oxton, 11am. Golf Day with Pat Flynn. Coaching from PGA pro and experienced coach Pat Flynn, 18 holes, 2-course meal and after-dinner interview with Pat on his life in golf. £35 for the day or £11 for just the meal. For more info call Rob on 07775 687682 or see ministryofsport.org.uk 9, 10 Thrumpton Flower & Garden Festival 2018, 11am-5pm both days. Flower arrangements in All Saints Church - theme: “Celebrations and Commemorations”. Free admission. Village Gardens - Tickets £4.00 (valid for both days) U16 free. Thrumpton Hall Garden Open (Sun only) inc. in Garden Ticket price: refreshments in village hall: bar open, stalls; books; plants; cake stall (Sat only); maypole dancing by pupils from Gotham Primary School - Sat 3 pm; Songs of Praise - Sun 6pm, free parking. All proceeds towards the upkeep of the church. Thrumpton is just off the A453. Sat Nav: NG11 0AX. Niftynotes 11

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16 Bar Lane Community Sports Centre, Basford, 2pm. World Cup 5-a-side. As the FIFA World Cup gets away in Russia, the Ministry of Sport is running its own 5-a-side tournament on 3G astroturf. Just £30/team, including tournament, trophies and half-time talk on the Christian faith. Perfect for football fans. For more info call Rob on 07775 687682 or see ministryofsport.org.uk 30 & West Bridgford Tennis Club, 2pm-4.15pm. The Ministry of Sport Tennis Open. On the eve of 1 July Wimbledon, come and enjoy some friendly tennis at the first class facilities of West Bridgford Tennis Club. Singles on Saturday, doubles on Sunday. Just £5 entry including trophy for the winner and short, relevant gospel talk.

Open Days 2018 - special tours of and The Archbishop's Palace iscover a thousand years Tour dates of history at Southwell All tours will run on the hour DMinster and The from 10am, with the last tour Archbishop’s Palace. Tours, led starting at 4pm on the following by highly trained guides, explore dates unless otherwise stated. the history behind two of Monday 7 May (May Bank Nottinghamshire’s most iconic Holiday) buildings. Monday 28 May (Spring Bank Holiday) There’s something for everyone Saturday 2 June* to enjoy at Southwell Minster. Saturday 30 June** Highlights include the world Saturday 7 July famous ‘Leaves of Southwell’ in Thursday 6 September (Heritage the Chapterhouse, regarded as Open Day) some of the most impressive Friday 7 September (Heritage stone carvings in all of Europe, Open Day) will take just over 1 hour vivid stained glass windows, Saturday 8 September (Heritage Separate Bell Tower tours will stunning wood carvings, and the Open Day) take approximately 1 hour majestic State Chamber in The On the Bank Holidays (shown Archbishop’s Palace where King in bold), the last tours will start Prices Richard I, Cardinal Wolsey, King at 3pm On the above dates, all tours James VI of Scotland and King (other than the Bell Tower tours) Charles I all visited. * Last tour of the Minster will are free of charge – donations are start at 1pm. Archbishop’s Palace most welcome. Separate Tours of the Bell Tower tours continue until 4pm are also available. You will ** Tower Tours only, last tour Bell Tower tours - £5 adult, £3 discover the history behind the starting at 2pm children (aged 14 and under and bells which are regarded as some must be accompanied by an of the best in the country and bell Duration adult) ringing teams from far and wide Full tours, which include The Please note that children must be come to visit. Archbishop’s Palace and gardens aged 7 or over for the Bell Tower tours.

Please note the deadline for the JUNE 2018 issue of Nifty Notes is: 12TH MAY 2018 12 May 18 Comings and Goings. . . Comings and Goings. . . Comings and Goings The Revd Helen Chamberlain at present Associate Minister in the Benefice of The Cookhams in the Diocese of Oxford to be Vicar of St Peter and St Paul, with St Mark, Mansfield in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. Subject to the usual legalities. Licensing date to be advised. The Revd Phyllis Marion Bainbridge at present PTO in the to be Assistant Curate (known as Interim Minister) for the Parish of Hucknall in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham for a period of six months commencing on 1 May 2018 and ending on 31 October 2018. Subject to the usual legalities. Licensing to take place on Sunday 6 May at St Mary’s at 6pm. Stephen Francis Morris at present Associate (0.75) at St Mary the Virgin, The Lace Market, Nottingham in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham is to retire with effect from 31 May 2018. The Revd Canon Peter Anthony Watson Jones, at present House for Duty Priest-in-Charge, Farnsfield, Kirklington, Maplebeck and Winkburn in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham is to retire with effect from 29 October 2018. The Revd Malcolm Lambert, at present Vicar of Annesley with Newstead and Kirkby Woodhouse Benefice in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham to be Interim of St Timothy, Crookes in the Diocese of Sheffield. Subject to the usual legalities. His last Sunday will be 10 June and his licensing will take place on Monday 25 June. The Revd Lynn Raynor has been licensed by Bishop Tony Porter as Associate Priest to the Benefice of Oxton, Epperstone, Gonalston & Woodborough. She will also continue her work as a Chaplain at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

Leadership in Lent

he Younger Leadership College’s ‘Leadership in TLent’ programme came to its climax at our Commissioning Event held at the Archsbishop’s Palace in Southwell on 28 March, drawing together 90 Sixth Form leaders from three of our Diocesan secondary schools. The programme has run weekly throughout Lent, involving teaching sessions from Bishop Paul and the YLC Team, focusing During the Commissioning Andy Wolfe, Dean of Younger on key areas of leadership Event, we heard from Bishop Leadership College said, “We’ve development – Defining Reality, Paul, Alex Peace-Gadsby and been thrilled with the way that Creating Vision, Building Teams also a range of sixth form schools have responded to this and Sustaining Momentum. The students who shared their ‘picture exciting and pioneering students from Magnus Academy of the future that produces programme and have been so in Newark, National Academy in passion’, drawing on Bill Hybels’ impressed with the students Hucknall and Samworth Church helpful definition of Vision. YLC we’ve worked with – to hear their Academy in Mansfield have was also delighted to welcome all visions and passion for leadership undertaken a range of leadership the Principals from the academies was so inspiring, and we look tasks leading to the award of the who shared their perspectives on forward to working with many Bishop’s Leadership Certificate. leadership and encouraged their other schools on this programme students in their development. in the future.”