St Mary's Church, Eynesbury, St Neots
The Bishop of Ely, Bishop Stephen with Rev. Deborah Noonan
We said goodbye to Rev. Debbie Noonan and her husband, the Rev. Jesse Zink at the end of July 2017. They moved to Canada.
Father Ken and members of the parish are supporting the school while awaiting the appointment of a new vicar.
The Church Link group is presently meeting half term to support the work of the school and liaison between the church and the school.
Eynesbury Parish Office
14 Chestnut Grove
Eynesbury, St. Neots PE192DW
Telephone: 01480 390 509
Church Link Group
Sonia Wilson
Tara Skey
Margaret Tabone
Father Ken
Helen Rouse
The purpose of the Church Link Group is to maximise the opportunity for further developing partnership between the school and the church; this includes planning joint services and activities.
Extract from the SIAMS Church Inspection Report for Eynesbury Church of England Primary School
- May 2015
The distinctiveness and effectiveness of Eynesbury Primary as a Church of England school are outstanding.
• The very effective leadership of the headteacher promotes the strong Christian vision and values of the school which ensures that policy and practices which enhance the church school distinctiveness, are fully embedded within school life.
• A very strong emphasis is placed on the overarching Christian value of “Respect” which ensures an effective school ethos of care and support for each other which positively impacts on the well-being of all.
• The significantly improved, strong and pro-active partnership between the school and the church ensures the whole community understands the distinctiveness of the school as a church school.
• Christian values are known well and understood by all pupils who strive to live by them and this has a very affirmative effect on their personal, spiritual, moral and social development.
A copy of the full report can be downloaded by clicking on the link on the left.
Sunday Service Times
(Please check the Diary and Notice Page for any changes in regular service times)
09.30am - Holy Communion
This service uses traditional language and there is incense occasionally.
This service lasts for about 60 minutes.
10:45am- A social time between services with conversation, coffee, tea and biscuits.
11.15am -Family Service
This is an informal service for people of all ages with communion.
There is a program for children during term time and an informal talk for adults.
This service lasts for about 50 minutes.
Why not explore our School Calendar Page for more dates?
It is Bikeability this week. Children from Years 5, 4 and 3 will be learning road safety skills and how to control their bike on the road.
