Enter St James Church

This is best viewed in Full Screen. If you are using a Promethean board, use the 'web controller'. If you are using Internet Explorer click on 'View' (top left) then 'Full Screen'. (to get beck to a normal view of Internet Explorer click on the 2 boxes on the top right). You can also use the button F11 to go from full screen view and back.

Click on the link above and enter the church by placing your cursor over the front door and clicking with the left mouse button. This will take you into the porch, find out about the different areas of the church by moving your mouse over the screen and clicking when the cursor changes from an arrow to a hand. Beware, there are some hidden links - you will have to look for very carefully!

A gold arrow appears at the bottom left of each page this takes you back to the previous page.

This resource is a virtual representation of St. James Church in Grimsby consisting of digital images, text and sound. It was created using Clicker 4 software and is available for use on both the PC and Mac platforms. It has ben converted here to web pages.
The virtual church has been created as a joint project by Pat Whitley, Sheila Woods (teacher at Macaulay Infants School) and South Parade Infants School. It was adapted for the Internet by Nicola Worrell.

It is hoped that this resource will support teaching and learning in the following units of study from the North East Lincolnshire Scheme of Work for Religious Education.

• To move to the next page click on the right arrow icon
• To return to the previous page click on the left arrow icon.
• To access the linked pages in the resources move the cursor around the page and when it changes to a hand click once.
• To find the meaning of a word click on the glossary icon

Key Stage 1 R.E. Objectives

• To know that baptism is a sign of welcoming into the church.
• To find out about the symbols and artefacts associated with Christianity.
• To understand that some places are special in different religions.
• To develop a knowledge of the rituals and ceremonies of Christianity.
• To know that the Bible is a special book to Christians.

Key Stage 1 History Objectives

• To use common words and phrases relating to the passing of time.
• To find out about the past from a range of sources of information.
• To ask and answer questions about the past.

Key Stage 1 Literacy Objectives

• To understand the differences between fact and fiction.
• To be able to read for information.
• To read and use captions and labels.
• To understand the purpose of contents pages.
• To read with understanding.
• To locate parts of text that give particular information.
• To be able to write non-fiction text.

This resource was partly sponsored by: