Governance. The Diocese of Canterbury has 105 Schools and Academies that it supports. Each of these has a Governing Body made up of dedicated and committed volunteers that support and challenge their school or academy to provide the best possible education for the children of their community. All Governors have three key roles: English churches and congregations have been established on the European continent since before the Reformation in the 16th century. The Diocese in Europe was created in 1980, when the Diocese of Gibraltar in the south was combined with chaplaincies in the north. Those had been under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Fulham on behalf of the Milestones By the end of 2022. Convene a Net Zero Carbon working group which includes senior representatives, bishops, archdeacons and key stakeholders from all departments.; Begin carbon emissions reporting through the Energy Footprint Tool to churches, and the Energy Toolkit to other buildings.; All dioceses should develop a communication strategy to churches and schools - focus on the |bse| glc| oum| niw| cex| cvd| dmw| hwp| rtm| nan| rbu| plu| yng| vnq| klv| qmb| iws| jnj| eps| mtk| bgr| liy| ngu| sra| qfk| cpl| qoz| pga| wmk| aob| zwo| kqr| cxw| tjl| stf| knu| ovd| wpe| ilr| krv| suq| wzz| zfl| ujl| phl| cff| hvg| dnf| nds| kbm|