ST ANDREWS CHURCH

St Andrew's Church Ferring is the Church of England church to which our school is affiliated. Rev Shirley Tupper visits our school regularly and we also visit the church for special services. 

The building itself dates from 1170, though there has been a church on this site since 765AD. That Saxon church has long gone, but parts of the current building are Norman, with Early English additions. There is a single bell in a tower, and a churchyard that is still open.

The church is full of worshippers most Sundays, and is open every morning for people to light a candle or just sit and think. On the first Sunday of each month, we hold a Family Service, welcoming Scout Cubs and Beavers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows.  There is a guidebook available, telling the history of the building, and a monthly parish magazine that reports and advertises what is going on, as well as a weekly news sheet.

The church has a website too, www.standrewsferring.org.uk that can give current information.

ST ANDREWS CHURCH

St Andrew's Church Ferring is the Church of England church to which our school is affiliated. Rev Shirley Tupper visits our school regularly and we also visit the church for special services. 

The building itself dates from 1170, though there has been a church on this site since 765AD. That Saxon church has long gone, but parts of the current building are Norman, with Early English additions. There is a single bell in a tower, and a churchyard that is still open.

The church is full of worshippers most Sundays, and is open every morning for people to light a candle or just sit and think. On the first Sunday of each month, we hold a Family Service, welcoming Scout Cubs and Beavers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows.  There is a guidebook available, telling the history of the building, and a monthly parish magazine that reports and advertises what is going on, as well as a weekly news sheet.

The church has a website too, www.standrewsferring.org.uk that can give current information.

ST ANDREWS CHURCH

St Andrew's Church Ferring is the Church of England church to which our school is affiliated. Rev Shirley Tupper visits our school regularly and we also visit the church for special services. 

The building itself dates from 1170, though there has been a church on this site since 765AD. That Saxon church has long gone, but parts of the current building are Norman, with Early English additions. There is a single bell in a tower, and a churchyard that is still open.

The church is full of worshippers most Sundays, and is open every morning for people to light a candle or just sit and think. On the first Sunday of each month, we hold a Family Service, welcoming Scout Cubs and Beavers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows.  There is a guidebook available, telling the history of the building, and a monthly parish magazine that reports and advertises what is going on, as well as a weekly news sheet.

The church has a website too, www.standrewsferring.org.uk that can give current information.

ST ANDREWS CHURCH

St Andrew's Church Ferring is the Church of England church to which our school is affiliated. Rev Shirley Tupper visits our school regularly and we also visit the church for special services. 

The building itself dates from 1170, though there has been a church on this site since 765AD. That Saxon church has long gone, but parts of the current building are Norman, with Early English additions. There is a single bell in a tower, and a churchyard that is still open.

The church is full of worshippers most Sundays, and is open every morning for people to light a candle or just sit and think. On the first Sunday of each month, we hold a Family Service, welcoming Scout Cubs and Beavers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows.  There is a guidebook available, telling the history of the building, and a monthly parish magazine that reports and advertises what is going on, as well as a weekly news sheet.

The church has a website too, www.standrewsferring.org.uk that can give current information.