Christian vision lived —
not simply displayed.
Project Touchline helps Church schools turn Christian vision into lived, practical and visible experience through sport, worship, prayer and relationships.
Seven inspection questions. One joined-up vision.
Project Touchline strengthens schools across the SIAMS Framework—helping demonstrate how Christian vision shapes culture and practice in authentic, relational and everyday ways.
Lived out every day.
- IQ1How does the school’s Christian vision enable pupils and adults to flourish?
- IQ2How does the curriculum reflect and reinforce the school’s Christian vision?
- IQ3How is Collective Worship enabling pupils and adults to flourish spiritually?
- IQ4How does the school support pupils and adults in their spiritual development?
- IQ5How does the school enable pupils and adults to live well together?
- IQ6How effective is the school’s leadership in enabling flourishing?
- IQ7How does the school sustain and develop theologically rooted Christian vision?
Christian vision becoming lived reality.
From posters
into practice
From language
into relationships
From worship into
everyday behaviour
Faith that continues beyond the session.
Collective Worship connects prayer, reflection, scripture, PE experiences and school values—helping spiritual development become part of everyday school life.
prayer clubs
worship
spaces
for children
Spiritual development embedded across the wider life of the school.
Named schools. Recognised outcomes.
- St Michael and All Angels C of E Primary School
- Tenbury C of E Primary School
- Eastoft C of E Primary School
- St Lawrence C of E Primary School
- Long Mountain C of E Primary School
Strengthened outcomes
- Christian distinctiveness
- Pupil leadership
- Values-led culture
- Worship life
- Spiritual flourishing
- Wellbeing and belonging
Inspection evidence drawn from published SIAMS reports and documented partner-school outcomes.
Project Touchline has strengthened our school’s Christian values and its unique distinctiveness achieved through the partnership of sport and faith.
Clyro Church in Wales Primary School
What schools report.
all its fullness.John 10:10
The goal is not simply a stronger inspection. It is a more deeply rooted school community.
At its heart, Project Touchline exists to nurture the flourishing of the whole child—physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually.
Through worship, sport, prayer and relationships, schools are supported in becoming communities where children, staff and families can experience “life in all its fullness.”
Where could your school’s journey begin?
Explore how Project Touchline can support your school to live out Christian vision in ways that transform culture, build belonging and inspire flourishing.