
Welcome to the St Giles’ Centre
The St Giles’ Centre is rooted in the heart of Wrexham in North East Wales, serving the common good of our local community through its commitment to education, scholarship, and human formation.
Founded in January 2012 and generously core funded by the Wrexham (Parochial) Educational Foundation, the Centre exists to support learners, teachers, and schools across Wrexham County Borough. Our work is shaped by the Anglican tradition and informed by rigorous professional and academic practice.
Our specialisms include religion in education and church school education. We are committed to teaching and learning that is intellectually serious, ethically grounded, and attentive to the real lives of children, young people, and educators.
We work for Wrexham, engaging thoughtfully with the needs, questions, and complexities of our local context.
The St Giles’ Centre is recognised nationally and internationally for the quality and integrity of its work. The wide interest in our work beyond Wrexham affirms its quality and relevance, and ensures that our local service is continually enriched by dialogue with the wider Church, the academy, and the educational community.
Our purpose
The St Giles’ Centre exists to:
- offer subject specialist advisory support to teachers and schools in Wrexham.
- create and share high quality, free resources and guidance for Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE), Religious Studies qualifications, and statutory collective worship in Wrexham.
- design and deliver professional learning for teachers in Wrexham, supported by carefully developed resources.
- initiate and contribute to research and publications to inform the Centre’s work.
- embed research‑informed practice in our support for schools.
- ensure schools in Wrexham are well informed and well prepared by providing updates on significant developments affecting Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE), Religious Studies (RS) and collective worship locally, nationally and further afield.
- amplify the voices of teachers and learners in Wrexham at both local and national levels.
- provide a fully bilingual website supporting schools across Wrexham, including access to relevant online resources.
Working in partnership
We value our long standing and close relationship with Wrexham County Borough Council and Lincoln Bishop University. Together, this collaboration strengthens our work and deepens its reach, enabling us to best serve schools, teachers, and learners in Wrexham.
Latest from the Blog
Shared Tables, Shared Values: Exploring Food and Belonging
What can food teach us about belonging, identity and the values we share?’Shared Tables, Shared Values: Exploring Food and Belonging’ is a new bilingual resource for schools, created by members of Wrexham Standing Advisory Council (SAC) on Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE). Food can be a powerful way of exploring community, generosity, culture and shared…
Human Rights and RVE
The September issue of Religion, Values and Ethics e-magazine has been published on Hwb. In this issue, there are three short articles exploring key questions and issues of relevance relevant to human rights and RVE, including: What is included in the e-magazine? Each bilingual issue of the e-magazine provides: Relevance for Wrexham schools This resource…
Bringing the Bible to Life: a new bilingual RVE resource for Wrexham schools
An exciting new bilingual resource for primary schools has recently been shared with all schools across Wrexham, supporting high-quality Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE) through engagement with Bible stories. ‘Bringing the Bible to Life’ grew out of a collaboration among practitioners from three diverse Wrexham schools: a Voluntary Aided Church in Wales school, a Voluntary…
Exploring AI Ethics
The June issue of Religion, Values and Ethics e-magazine has been published on Hwb. In this issue, there are three short articles exploring key questions relevant to AI Ethics, including: What is included in the e-magazine? Each issue of the 2026 revamped e-magazine provides: Relevance for Wrexham schools This resource offers practical classroom support for…
Wrexham Primary RVE Network meeting
At our summer Wrexham Primary RVE Network meeting, we will be looking more closely at using AI Agents to plan meaningful RVE. This will build on the enthusiasm of colleagues at our Spring meeting who wanted to explore this area further, collaboratively. The meeting will be face to face in the RVE Resources Room at…
Selected key findings of Teachers’ Voice Survey on Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE)
Selected key findings from the Teachers’ Voice Survey on Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE) can now be watched on a ‘voice-over’ PowerPoint published here. The official Project Report is coming soon, and it will be available on the Project page and Publication page of this website. Why is the survey important for Wrexham schools? The…
New ‘look’ RVE e-Magazine published for 2026
We are pleased to highlight the publication on Hwb of the recently redesigned Religion, Values and Ethics (RVE) e-Magazine for 2026. The bilingual online magazine is published termly and has been refreshed with a new, more accessible design. The first issue in this updated format has now been released, with a focus on the theme…

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