At Holy Trinity Hurdsfield we are very pleased to be in a position where we can offer a variety of support to local schools. This is due to the fantastic number of volunteers we have at HTH and our desire to serve our local area any way we can.

Below are some of the things we already do or have done but please do get in touch if there are other areas you feel we could support your school.

Assemblies

Our youth minister Andy is always happy to do assemblies for both Primary and Secondary age groups on a variety of topics and both of our local Primary schools have regular assemblies from us.

Sports

Sport is brilliant for not only encouraging healthy living and learning new skills but also develops relationships and social skills.
Andy is passionate about sport and gets involved whenever he can. He is a qualified basketball coach and has taken lessons of all ages in basketball as well as primary lessons in a variety of other sports to support local schools when they need it.
He is also able to drive the church minibus and has been involved in helping take children and teachers to local competitions. 

Breakfast club

We support Hurdsfield School through a daily breakfast club which is run by volunteers from the church every school day of the year and is very popular with the children who attend.

Lessons

Along with being able to do sports (including PE lessons or lunch clubs) and assemblies we are also able to offer support in some lessons including: RE, Sex Education, self image, Christmas, Easter and question and answer sessions.
Any lessons we take are led from a Christian point of view but we are clear that this is our view and we encourage everyone to have an opinion and to discuss and decide what they think on these topics for themselves.

Reading team

As well as serving breakfast we also have a team of volunteers who support children at Hurdsfield School through weekly one to one reading sessions to encourage and develop literacy skills at this important age.

School visits to the Church

We are aware that our church is quite a traditional looking church (from the outside at least) and that as part of the national curriculum schools are encouraged to visit a local church and meet local people of different beliefs. 
We see this as a brilliant opportunity to engage with the community further and are therefore very open to schools visiting our church and will provide a church guide ready to discuss anything the school needs.
If you would like any more information regarding anything on this page please don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
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