Education News
A Chat with a Druid
The How to be Good podcast hosted by Sarah Buckmaster interviewed our very own Jenny for this most excellent piece exploring what does it mean to be a good person according to a Pagan. This […]
Articles by Sarah Kerr
The Web of Wyrd
The Web of Wyrd
This blog has been inactive for a little while. It had fallen by the wayside a little with 3 different Community Support Officers (CSOs) in a year, coupled with the upheaval cause by the pandemic […]
Thoughts from the Aether
Family Deities: Eileithyia
Thanks for joining us for another Families Deity! We’re exploring deities that tie into families and family values, or who are important to the family unit or children in some way. This month, we are […]
Spoons and Broomsticks
The Sun has started its journey
The solstice marked the start of the sun’s journey to bring back the longer days of warmth and new growth. What are you going to do with the extra daylight hours? Do they inspire you […]
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Imbolc with the Children & Families Team
Continuing our exploration of what celebration looks like in modern Pagan families, the Children & Families Team write about the traditions they have developed to mark Imbolc with their children aged 3 years and up […]
Spoons and Broomsticks
From my window
The cold, the snow, our health and lockdown – all these conspire against us in our need to connect with nature. If I’m out for too long in the cold and damp, my joints tell […]
Spoons and Broomsticks
Thoughts from the Aether
Family Deities: Demeter
Content warning: There are specific aspects of Demeter’s stories not included in my summary to avoid triggers, so if you do research Demeter yourself, be aware that there are aspects of violence, sexual violence, and […]
Spoons and Broomsticks
Winter Solstice
I was awake just after 5 am, unable to get back to sleep. Or should I say unwilling to fall back to sleep. I was too excited, like a kid on Christmas morning, up and […]
Spoons and Broomsticks
Decorating Yule
My family includes pagans, and non-pagans. Together, we celebrate secular Christmas traditions with a Christmas tree and decorations, and gathering over the Christmas holidays, though not necessarily on Christmas day if people are working. This […]