Cheltenham Pray for Schools Network

Please join us this month praying for:
• Students who will receive their GCSE and A Level results and as they prepare for the next steps in their education journey.
• Teachers, Head teachers and students that they will have a blessed, restful and relaxing summer holiday.
• Prayer Groups across Cheltenham that as Christian parents’ of children joining new schools will hear about Prayer groups in their children’s schools and want to join them.
• Parents, Carers and Guardians who may be struggling to feed and support their children in the summer holidays.

SAVE THE DATE… On Wednesday 9 September we want to see every school across the UK prayed for as Christians, churches and organisations unite for the National Day of Prayer for schools. We’re really excited to be working with other organisations to make this happen. Will you be part of it?

Find out how you, your church or your school can get involved today at message.org.uk/prayforschools

Please join us this month praying for:
Churches, Children’s, Youth workers and organisations who are running holiday clubs, lunch clubs or Sports activities in the school holidays

Prayer Group Contacts who are moving to new schools that new parents will find out about the prayer groups members

School productions, Sports Days and end of year outings and activities for safe travels, safety in the heat and times of friendship and fun.

Those who are leading these activities that they will have the energy and enthusiasm to make these special occasions

June prayers
Please pray with us for:·
All Year 11 and 13 pupils currently taking their GCSE and A level exams.·
Safety on upcoming school trips·
University students taking exams and finishing dissertations.· For parents whose children are changing schools
Our CPFSN Prayer Walk around the
Charlton Kings schools on
Tuesday 7 Jul 2026 7.30-9.00 pm.
For more information or you would like to join us please e-mail [email protected] the details

Please join us in prayer this month for:

1) For university students working on their dissertations and final essays.

2) Those heading into their final term of teacher training and as they apply for their first teaching posts.

3) Appeals for those children who didn’t get their preferred choice of school.

4) Pupils preparing to sit SATs and exams help them not to feel anxious and to be able to access the support they need.