There are a range of facilities available to the St Giles’ Centre.
The local authority provides space to house the St Giles’ Centre resources (The Resources Room) and the St Giles’ Centre still benefits from the facilities originally created for it within the St Giles’ Parish Church.
The St Giles’ Centre values its close relationship with the St Giles’ Parish Church, which offers a rich ‘living resource’ for teaching and learning, making cross-curricular connections, and meeting / seminar spaces within the church itself.
The St Giles’ Centre makes use of these spaces for face-to-face training events and meetings.
The Resources Room (Ysgol Clywedog)
The Resources Room has an extensive collection of resources for RE/RVE and statutory collective worship. Further information about these resources as well as visiting and borrowing arrangements are found on our page for the Resources Room.
Facilities in the St Giles’ Parish Church
The Glass Room
The Glass Room is set high above the South Aisle of the St Giles’ Parish Church, offering a striking meeting/seminar space. The room is used to host face-to-face training events and meetings.
Flexible Learning Spaces
Flexible Learning Spaces are situated in the South Aisle of the St Giles’ Parish Church. Sliding wooden partitions enable the creation of a variety of learning spaces for both adults and young people. The Flexible Learning Spaces are used for a range of RE/RVE-related activities.
Learning outside the classroom (St Giles’ Parish Church)
The St Giles’ Parish Church and churchyard offer many opportunities for learning outside the classroom. Set within the heart of Wrexham, this medieval church is often described as one of the seven ‘wonders of Wales’, and has been a place of Christian worship for 800 years or more.
Further information about visiting St Giles’ Parish Church and churchyard is available on the website of the St Giles’ Parish Church.