Is everyone getting ready for the holidays? This week; Redhill Primary School visited the Orthodox Synogogue in Nottingham with 32 of their year 6 children. Derby Grammar School visited the Hindu Temple, whilst we had our last visit from Bladon House School, who visited all four places of worship. Meanwhile

November has seen a very busy month for the Open Centre with over 20 schools using our services. We have welcomed 737 visitors as part of our Faith Trails (87 more than last year), hosted 22 Workshops and hired out the Mobile Exhibition to 4 different places. On Monday –

Before thinking about our visit this week, all the staff at The Open Centre would like to express our condolences to all the families, in all the countries around the world that have been affected by the recent terrorist attacks.Now more than ever it is important that people come together

********COMPETITION TIME************ BUY ONE GET ONE HALF PRICE To celebrate Diwali, we are offering one lucky school the chance to buy one workshop and win another one half price, for up to 30 children,  subject to availability of dates. All you need to do is to like this page, comment

Please use this link to take a look at the latest poster competition for HMD. This years theme is “Don’t Stand By”. Link to Poster Competition    

Even though last week was half term for many schools, the Open Centre still opened its doors to the University of Derby and their Education Students who participated in a faith trail. Jennifer Marshall – Senior Lecturer commented “The students really enjoyed it and the staff were superb! A really

Well done to Jenny Stone from Wren Park School – Derby. Who has won our competition for 30 children to receive a free faith trail or workshop of their choosing. (Competition Link) Keep a look out for similar competitions coming soon. Video of draw. October 2015 – Free faith Trail

Please use this link to read more about the multi-faith events coming up in Derby. Multi-Faith Events

Another busy week here at the Open Centre with six schools experiencing the wonders of different cultures in Derby City. The week began with both mobile exhibitions being out in schools. One at Bramley Vale Primary School and the other at Fairfield Junior School in Buxton. Both made them an