When leading a small group, it's important to think carefully about where you position yourself. Scripture Union's Simon Barker unpacks this for us...

If you often lead assemblies in schools, it can be really challenging keeping them fresh and relevant.

If you often lead small groups in any situation whether that be schools, churches or any other activity, asking direct questions is a great way to facilitate discussions.

If you often lead assemblies in schools, it can be really challenging keeping them fresh and relevant.

If you work with children and young people, helping them develop their faith is one of the most important things we can do.

If you often lead assemblies in schools, it can be really challenging keeping them fresh and relevant.

Building relationships with schools is the first step to being able to do many things including leading assemblies, groups and other activities.

If you run a christian group in school, then it's always important to get to know your group in order to tailor the sessions to their level of knowledge.

It's always a great idea to really get to know the children in your groups and you can start with learning their names!

If you work with children and young people, sharing the gospel outside of a church context can be very daunting.