We love welcoming children and families into our church building and community and offer regular weekly and monthly activities as well as occasional events. Our Children and Families Ministry Leader is Stacey Van Dyk and you can contact her here.
Weekday Programmes
A round-robin of after-school activities for KS1 children, their siblings, and parents/carers (term time only). Toys, books, and blocks for preschool children. Colouring sheets for everyone. Includes sandwiches, fruit and veggies, biscuits, squash, tea and coffee for adults. All families are welcome!
2 June (crafts) • 9 June (puzzles) • 16 June (Lego, playdough, outdoor games) • 23 June (board games and card games) • 30 June (crafts)
A drop-in Lego play time for Lego lovers aged 9 or younger (term time only). Preschool corner with Duplo, toys, and books. Colouring sheets for everyone. Includes sandwiches, fruit and veggies, biscuits, squash, tea and coffee for adults. All families are welcome!
The Children's Area has books, building toys, plushies, and colouring for any child who would like to enjoy this spot designed especially for them!
Join us for a celebratory Midsummer Festival Service at Godstow Abbey. We will be joined by the Wolvercote Primary School Choir. Snack packs will be provided for children but please bring your own chairs or picnic blanket. Parking: the Thames Water gate will be open with space available. All families are welcome!
A rollicking good time! Find us at the back of the vicarage garden... bouncy castle, tin can knockdown and ladder toss games, our popular book tombola, lolly hide 'n' seek, and (new this year) a children's raffle! Admission: £1/adults, free/children.
Doors open at 1:00 PM for street food by the Syrian Sisters, cakes & teas, and Pimm's. Then find your favourite stalls throughout the church, churchyard, and vicarage garden.
All children’s ministry leaders and key volunteers are DBS-checked. Beth Knowles leads our Parish Safeguarding Team. Each year St Peter’s PCC reviews its safeguarding policy. See our dedicated Safeguarding page for further information.