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Building Bridges Project

Parish and school communities have realised that they need each other to help our young people grow socially and in faith. They are like opposite banks of the same river.

If each bank reached out to the other we could build a bridge! 

This project is a start to 'building bridges'!
 

The 'Building Bridges Parishes and High Schools Project'  was designed to encourage us, as parishioners, to find some useful projects with which to work alongside our younger people – English Martyrs' project is 'axS for Young People'.

axS providesyoung people with an opportunity to socialise, access help with their homework and provides access to computers and the Internet.

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