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Working with Meeting for Sufferings
The Meeting for Sufferings agenda is planned by Meeting for Sufferings Arrangements Group, usually about a month before each meeting. This guidance on process and timing aims to help ensure that Meeting for Sufferings can deal with minutes effectively.
Papers and minutes
This page contains papers for the next meeting. It also provides links to minutes and papers for recent meetings.
Meeting for Sufferings papers and minutes
Resources for work with young people
For people who work with Quakers aged 11 to 18. Quaker Life children and young people's work staff team have developed a range of ideas, activities and resources to help engagement with Quaker young people at meetings and in other settings.
Quaker resources for work with young people
Events
The Quaker Life Youth, Children, and Families staff team organise events for young Quakers of all ages and offer support to those who are running Quaker events across Britain Yearly Meeting.
Children and young people's events
Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees
Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) Trustees are responsible for the work, assets and property of the yearly meeting.
Britain Yearly Meeting Trustees
List of area meetings
The full listings of area meetings are listed below with generic contact email addresses for each area meeting.
List of area meetings
Committee Handbook
The BYM Committee Handbook is an essential resource for any member of a BYM committee. Paper copies are not currently available but the full handbook is available on this page.
Committee Handbook
The Mount School
The Mount School is an independent Quaker School that educates girls from 2 to 18 and boys aged 2 to 4 in the Pre-School. It is a day and boarding school of approximately 230 pupils aged 2 to 18.
The Mount School
Test 4
Test 4 introduction
Test 4
Sibford School
Sibford School educates children and young people aged 4-18. It operates under the principles of the Religious Society of Friends in Britain. The School encourages each child to fulfill their potential and contribute to the wider community. The talents of all pupils are nurtured. The School has been particularly successful in helping students with dyslexia.
Sibford School