Teaching materials
The Case of the Empty Tomb
Pupils are invited to come as 'detectives' to solve The Case of the Empty Tomb through interactive sessions as a whole group and further investigations in small groups.
Drawing on material from Luke's Gospel, pupils have the opportunity to investigate the claims of the Christian faith in a fun, open and accessible way. This is an Understanding Christianity accredited resource.
Who leads School Ventures?
School Ventures are the responsiblity of CPAS Ventures and Falcons, and are led by carefully selected volunteers from our existing holidays and local churches, along with school staff.
CPAS is a Church of England charity established in 1836. We run over 60 Venture and Falcon holidays with 2,000 volunteers for 3,000 children each year. We work in partnership with Church of England dioceses.
Experienced Venture leaders and local church volunteers are joined by school staff, with a typical ratio of three children to one adult. Our team leaders are responsible for managing the team, overseeing safeguarding, health and safety, volunteer-led activities and the teaching programme. On-site activity instuctors are responsible for outdoor pursuits.
All leaders are DBS checked in line with our safer recruitment policy.
What can School Ventures offer pupils?
School Ventures combine a creative mix of indoor and outdoor activities and pursuits, arts, crafts, music and interactive teaching sessions. Pupils have the opportunity to explore the Christian faith, develop their personal ideas and ask questions.