Our Church - Holy Trinity & St. Jude's 
| We are very privileged to have a close relationship with our parish church, Holy Trinity & St. Jude's. We work closely with the parish vicar, Rev. Stuart, and the curate Rev. Sarah, who join us to lead Collective Worship each Monday. We regularly go to church as a whole-school community to celebrate major festivals throughout the year and are lucky to have members of the church as governors. |  |
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| Rev.Stuart - Vicar of Holy Trinity & St. Jude's | ||||
"Holy Trinity and St. Jude's is a vibrant Christian family at the heart of our local community on and around Savile Park. We welcome young and old, the noisy and the quiet, families of all shapes and sizes or just on your own. We value sounds and silence, words and action, the old and the new, the formal and the informal.
Our work within the community is inclusive and collaborative, you'll find more details in our calendar and organisations pages. You can expect a warm welcome at all our gatherings."
You can find out more about Holy Trinity & St. Jude's Church by visiting their website.
Our Diocese - Diocese of Leeds
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We are proudly part of the Diocese of Leeds, the newest diocese in the Church of England. The diocese is present in every community across West Yorkshire and the Dales, offering worship, support, and a place to belong. The Diocese of Leeds was created in 2014, bringing together the former dioceses of Bradford, Ripon & Leeds, and Wakefield. It’s one of the largest dioceses in England, serving around 2.6 million people across 2,425 square miles. There are around 600 church buildings in 444 parishes, along with 239 Church of England schools and academies, and we are one of them! Led by the Bishop of Leeds, the Rt Revd Nick Baines, the Diocese is divided into five areas—Bradford, Huddersfield, Leeds, Ripon, and Wakefield—each with its own bishop. There are also three cathedrals: Bradford, Ripon, and Wakefield. We work very closely with the education team at the diocese and our diocesan advisors regularly come into school to support leaders to further drive improvement in school. For more information about the Diocese of Leeds, please visit their website. |
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| Rt Revd Nick Baines - Bishop of Leeds | ||||