John Paul II Award

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Those in Year 11 and above can take part in the John Paul II Award by committing to carry out service both within their home community whether this be their parish or school, on a consecutive number of weeks and further afield thus raising awareness of the teachings of Christ through their actions. For the bronze award this would be a minimum of 1 hour per week for 8 weeks on parish involvement and a further 1 hour per week for 8 weeks on social awareness; the highest award – the Papal Cross award requires a commitment of 26 weeks in both areas. A final written piece of work requires them to reflect on their actions in the light of their faith.

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Bronze Award

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Silver Award

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Gold Award

Papal

Papal Cross

Faith In Action Award

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Young people from Year 6 onwards can take part in the Faith in Action Award by committing to complete a minimum number of hours of service within their home community plus further hours accrued on projects outside of it. They also commit to attending a minimum of 4 reflections led by their group leader so that they can reflect upon how the love of Christ is revealed through their actions. A participant working toward a bronze award would commit to 20 hours service within their home community and 10 hours elsewhere, the top gold award requires a commitment of 20 hours in each area.

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Pin Award

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Bronze Award

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Silver Award

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Gold Award

Key Information about the Awards

  • Each award costs £20 per candidate; this includes a handbook for the group leader, participants handbook, the award and support from the Diocese throughout.
  • Each candidate completes a record of service which they get signed off as they complete the act of service.
  • Each candidate completes a final piece of work that outlines their journey in faith whilst completing the award.
  • All final pieces of work go to moderation and feedback is shared with the candidate.
  • All award leaders must be safely recruited in accordance with the Diocesan Policy i.e., namely they must hold a DBS Certificate and references taken up on appointment.

How to Apply

This autumn we are calling all our Diocesan Schools and Parishes with young people to contact us to enrol in the awards. Contact us for more information:

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