Diocese of Oxford

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School Governance

Ducklington Primary School is seeking a governor to fill a recent vacancy. We are looking for someone who has business and finance skills as well as having an interest in providing the best possible outcomes for the youngsters who attend our school.  The role of governor is a really important one as we hold our school to account and offer support and…

Confirmation Course

We are starting an Adult Confirmation course shortly for two candidates and would be glad to hear from any other adult who may wish to join this. We will also run a parallel course for any young people who would be interested to prepare for Confirmation. The Confirmation Service is arranged for the 6th November 2016. Please contact the Rector or Linda…

Baptism Questionnaire

Paul would appreciate feedback on the format of baptism services, particularly in relation to their combination with the All-Age service held on the first Sunday of the month. Please complete the attached Baptism questionnaire and return by 17th July at the latest.  There is a returns box on the information table.  

Church Centre Manager – High Street Methodist Church

Centre Manager Salary range: £22,000 to £25,000 (2 year Fixed Term Contract) The church is a vibrant community hub in the heart of Witney, used by a wide variety of community groups. The successful applicant will have a strong commitment to providing an excellent service. They will be a highly organised person, able to build positive relationships with our members and users.…

Battle Proms

Saturday 16th July 2016 – If you would like to attend as part of a group, Ian Paul is organising group tickets.  Cost is£37 each.  Please contact Ian if you are interested

Congratulations Dr Bold!

Very many congratulations to our very own Dr Stephen Bold FREng, who has been recognised in The Queen’s Birthday Honours 2016 – he is now a Member of the Order of the British Empire “For services to Engineering, Education and to Charity.” Well done Steve