St Helen's Children and Youth
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St Helen’s Church children and young adults play a big part in the life of the parish and are actively encouraged to take part in all aspects of church.
Children are welcome at all of our services and celebrations. Some activities provided by the Church include: 
Scout Group
1st St Helen Auckland Scout Group meet in the Parish Centre every week. Currently there is a Beaver Scout Colonie for girls and boys aged 6 -8 year olds on Tuesday night, 18:00 till 19:15 , A Cub Pack for girls and boys aged 8 -10.5 on Friday night, 18:00 till 19:30 and a Scout Troop for girls and boys 10.5 - 14 year olds on Friday Night 19:30 till 21:00. For further information visit www.sthelenscouts.co.uk or contact the Group Scout Leader, John Bake on 07809438340. 
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Sunday Club in the "Ark"
Sunday club takes place at St Helen’s Church every Sunday while Mass is being celebrated. Your child is able to play with other children in a safe environment and learn about faith and moral issues. Sunday club is a great means to allow you the time and space to attend Mass without the worry of “looking after the kids”. Children are supervised throughout and come into Mass for the second part. To take part Children of all ages gather in the doorway of Church just before 10:00. 
Jolly Tots
Jolly Tots is a space during the business of the week where young mothers/father/guardians can gather with the children. It is a great opportunity to meet together with other people from the area. Every Tuesday from 11:30 – 14:30 parents and children share some time together in the parish centre and share fellowship. A meal is provided free of charge and there is a small act of worship/ reflection. This group is for 0-school age. |
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St Helen's takes the safeguarding of children, young people and adults very seriously.
Safeguarding is the action the Church takes to promote a safer culture.
This means we will all actively promote the welfare of children, young people and adults. We work to prevent abuse from occurring, seek to protect those that are at risk of being abused and respond well to those that have been abused.
Safeguarding is the responsibility of all adults.
If you suspect a child or young person is at risk you should contact Mrs Dianne Chew [email protected]
Safeguarding is the action the Church takes to promote a safer culture.
This means we will all actively promote the welfare of children, young people and adults. We work to prevent abuse from occurring, seek to protect those that are at risk of being abused and respond well to those that have been abused.
Safeguarding is the responsibility of all adults.
If you suspect a child or young person is at risk you should contact Mrs Dianne Chew [email protected]
