St Saviour's Church
St Saviour’s Church occupies an elevated position overlooking the River Wye, next to the school in the village of Redbrook.
The Church was built in 1873 and consists of a 4 bay nave, a gabled south porch, north and south transepts and a later square tower. The church has undergone significant restoration work in recent years and provides us with an extension to our school space, giving us a place for lunch, PE and our weekly Open the Book worship.
Weekly services are no longer held in the building but more information about our church can be found in the link below.
Our links with St Saviour's Church are an important part of school life and support the school's Christian ethos. The children are involved in preparing and attending services that parents are warmly invited to enjoy also. These include Harvest, Remembrance Day, Christmas and Easter services.
The Church was built in 1873 and consists of a 4 bay nave, a gabled south porch, north and south transepts and a later square tower. The church has undergone significant restoration work in recent years and provides us with an extension to our school space, giving us a place for lunch, PE and our weekly Open the Book worship.
Weekly services are no longer held in the building but more information about our church can be found in the link below.
Our links with St Saviour's Church are an important part of school life and support the school's Christian ethos. The children are involved in preparing and attending services that parents are warmly invited to enjoy also. These include Harvest, Remembrance Day, Christmas and Easter services.