Teachers
Liverpool Cathedral the Largest Cathedral in Britain.
A powerful teaching and learning resource.
A unique spiritual and educational adventure.
The Cathedral welcomes some 10,000 children and teachers throughout the year.
Some schools find it worthwhile to travel from as far as the East Midlands.
Pupils and teachers of all beliefs and cultural backgrounds come and discover just how wonderfully inspiring Liverpool Cathedral is.
You too can come and share in the unforgettable experience of learning in this fantastic Cathedral.
Why visit Liverpool Cathedral?
A School visit to Liverpool Cathedral is often an awe-inspiring event for children. The building itself as well as its monuments, stained glass windows and vivid colours, are designed to stimulate thought and emotion. Pupils can experience the Cathedral both as a building and as a living community of faith, with the aid of artefacts, costumes, role-play, planned trails and workshops. We are always happy to adapt and develop our workshops to meet your pupils’ particular needs.
Mission Statement of Liverpool Cathedral Education Department
“To offer a professional service to schools, churches and the community through high quality learning opportunities and liaison. Work with teachers, advisors and other professionals towards a common goal of excellence in Religious Education and throughout the National Curriculum. To make the Cathedral accessible to young people, both as a building and as a living community of faith, to foster the spiritual growth of children and young people, with the aim of helping them to a personal commitment to Christ.”
Introduction to the Team
Our team is made up of experienced and qualified teachers and others who have worked in the educational sector.
- A secondary RE specialist
- An Primary Head teacher
- Educational assistant
- Honorary Chaplain
- Team of educational guides
All have undergone CRB clearance.
The Facilities
The Education Centre has two self contained classrooms at the rear of the Cathedral (East End) for use by visiting schools. Toilet and coat facilities for your school group. Packed lunches can be eaten in the Education Centre. This is free of charge but needs to be booked in advance. The rooms are also available for hire for Teacher INSET, conferences and seminars. Please contact the Education Department for more information.
2008
2008 promises to be an exciting year for schools visiting the Cathedral. Look at forthcoming events for schools to find out what is happening each month during 2008.
